What is the difference between RYOO hats with 'og' in the name and standard ball caps?
When choosing a ball cap, you might wonder what difference exists between standard ball caps and models that specifically have 'og' in their names. This question is asked to check how brim shape and fit are divided within hats from the same brand.
RYOO's standard ball caps use a firm plastic brim, while models with og in their names use a flexible, bendable brim.
Standard models have a plastic core insert making them firm, while og models use a flexible brim[1]. The inner material inside the brim is different. Standard ball caps with a plastic core insert keep the round curve of the brim neat and intact.
Hats with og in their names have brims soft enough to bend lightly by hand[2]. Because a hard core material does not press against the forehead, they remain comfortable even when worn for a long time, and they are also well suited for lightly packing into a bag.
hmmm, you can choose the brim specification depending on whether you value the hat's fixed structure or desire comfortable portability and fit.
What specific material is used inside the flexible brim of the og model has not yet been confirmed in official materials.