1980s sun visor orange

The orange 80s sun visor is a headband with a wide, translucent visor made of orange PVC, trimmed with a white border. You can wear it loosely on your head or over a wig, and it comes in one size for both women and men. This makes it perfect for an 80s party, a disco party, or an orange-themed King's Day look.

The orange visor and white border in detail

• The visor is translucent orange, allowing light to shine through.
• A white border with visible orange stitching runs around the visor and along the band.
• The back features a ribbed orange elastic band between the two ends of the white band.
• The material is 80% PVC, 10% polyurethane, and 10% polyester.
• The size is unisex, so it fits adult women and men.

Why is a translucent visor part of the 80s look?

Translucent plastic sun visors in bright colors were a common sight on tennis courts, at campsites, and in aerobics videos in the 80s, and it is precisely this bright plastic that makes the look instantly recognizable today. Because the visor leaves the top of your head free, high-swept hair or a bleached curly mane remains visible, which was half the look back then. In orange, the same visor easily transitions to King's Day or a Dutch evening, and at a neon party, the bright plastic stands out under the lights.

How to wear the orange visor on a party night

Position the visor diagonally towards the back and let your hair or wig show above it, then keep your face free for face paint or large glasses. Combine it with bright colors, a neon shirt, or a shiny tracksuit jacket, and with large hoop earrings, your 80s look will be complete in no time. If you are going to a parade or spending a long evening outdoors, the visor is practical: it keeps the sun and spotlights out of your eyes without making your head hot.

Choose this orange 80s sun visor and you will be ready for a disco party or an orange day in the city in one go.