Russian cap

The "Russian Cap" , also known as the "Ushanka Hat" , is a type of winter hat that originated in Russia. This style of hat is characterized by its iconic design, which provides protection from extreme cold and is often associated with Russian culture.

Main features of the Russian Cap:

1. Design and Construction: The Russian Hat has a rounded shape with flaps that cover the ears and can be tied on top of the head or left loose to protect the ears and neck from the cold.

2. Materials: It is commonly made of warm and insulating materials, synthetic materials (e.g. nylon, polyester) with an internal lining for greater comfort.

3. Foldable Tabs: The side tabs can be folded and secured to the top of the cap for added versatility, allowing the cap to be worn in different ways depending on the weather and the wearer's preference.

4. Lining: Most Russian Hats have an internal lining that increases comfort and protection against the cold.

5. Colors and Styles: Russian Caps are available in a variety of colors and styles, allowing users to choose what best suits their fashion preferences and practical needs.

Due to its efficiency in keeping the head and ears warm in extremely cold conditions, the Russian Hat is very popular in regions with harsh winters, such as Russia and Eastern European countries. In addition, it has become an iconic cultural symbol associated with the image of the Russian winter.

Nowadays, the Russian Hat is also popular in other parts of the world, and is often used as a fashion accessory on cold days and for outdoor activities during the winter.