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This Splatoon Hat Is All You Need To Complete Your Summer Wardrobe
Summer will soon be upon us, and what better way to celebrate than with one of these Splatoon themed hats? Etsy user EpicCostumes is currently taking orders for a line of fleece hats inspired by the mischievous squid kids in Nintendo’s frantically colorful shooter, Splatoon. Each hat comes in a variety of sizes and colors, is made of fleece, and features hand-painted spots at the end of both tentacles.
This hat might be the finishing touch on your Splatoon cosplay, or even exactly what your upcoming water gun fight needs. The Splatoon hat can be found over on the EpicCostume Etsy page for $35.
Splatoon is quickly becoming a fan favorite game among Wii U owners. To find out where the game excels or falls short, check out our review here. Splatoon has also been praised for its ability to appeal to gamers of all ages, and has even been a defining multiplayer experience for a father and his young son.
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