80's sun visor green

The green 80s visor is an open headpiece with a transparent green brim and a white band across the forehead. Men and women wear it to instantly give their outfit for an 80s party, disco party, or tacky party a recognizably retro look. Because the top is open, your own hairstyle or wig remains visible.

What is the green brim made of and how does it fit on your head?

• The brim consists of 80% PVC, 10% polyurethane and 10% polyester.
• The transparent green panel has a white trim around it with visible stitching.
• A wide white band runs across the forehead, and there is a pleated green band at the back.
• The sizing is unisex, so men and women wear the same model.
• Because the plastic is transparent, the light under the brim turns green.

Colored plastic brims on the streets in the eighties

Transparent brims made of colored plastic were a well-known summer accessory in the eighties, on the tennis court and at the beach. They left your hair free and kept the sun out of your eyes. Precisely that combination of brightly colored plastic and a white edge is now the image everyone associates with that decade. Green stands out even more alongside the neon pink and neon yellow shades that often dominate an 80s party.

How to wear the green brim at a tacky party

At a tacky party, the brim works best over a bright neon shirt or a shiny tracksuit jacket, with a thick gold chain necklace. Wear it tilted slightly back, so the white band sits just above your eyebrows and your face remains visible. If you are going to a disco party, wear it over a brightly colored wig with bangs. The green and pink deliberately clash, and that is exactly the point.

Order the green 80s visor and complete your outfit for the next 80s party with a green accent.