Zoptopz has finally broken out of our limited visibility and we’re now in the big leagues. Zoptopz was recently featured by Urban Clothing mavens, pundits, and journalists extraordinaire Sojones. As they say, “Keeping up? That’s SoJones”. And how right they are. They got the scoop. They were the first online or any publication to cover Zoptopz, and for that we give them super mad love.
Below are some highlights from the article, but to get the full deal, check it out yourself online:
What’s up with the unusual caps?
The idea of “taking a twist on the ordinary baseball cap” led to the innovation of Zoptopz. Zoptopz are unlike any other cap you’ve ever seen or worn. They have the craziest, funkiest bills. They are probably the first real innovation and evolution in the shape and style of six-panel baseball caps since at least the 59fifty, and perhaps even farther. We’ve been seeing the ultra flat brims for so long, that we were just dying for a change! We’ve seen all sorts of innovations in every aspect of style, but cap brims have remained the same throughout the ages. We want to step up and embrace the future, try something new for 2010! After all, we’re in a new decade now – time for something more innovative.
Zoptopz provide an amazing canvas for creative designs that surpasses what is available to current brands and cap designers. Instead of just designing for the six panels of the cap and a flat brim, we currently offer four different patented, trademarked, and fully IP protected brim designs: M, Wave, Kurl, and Krimp that greatly expand the uniqueness and creativity of cap designs.
In addition, our caps are designed as premium products from the very button on the top of the cap to the very bottom of the bill. We use our own stretch-fit technology that provides a fitted look without specific sizing. Our caps are lined on the inside with red polyester stretch satin that gives it an extra feeling of luxury. Our caps also have custom inside seam tape ribbons with our brand and a brand tag that oozes luxury with Silver Lurex thread.
Once again – SoJones - we love you. And we’ll be at MAGIC in February 2010, so we hope to see you there!
So, what’s next for a young man who was named “Geek of the Week” in Internet Magazine and one of the Internet Top 40 in Boston Magazine?
