Welcome to the world of Muni Kids. Today, we’re proud to drop our SS25 Lookbook Short Film: OPP, a visual throwdown by Maxton & Drew Reinland that fuses ‘90s rebellious energy with modern muni golf culture. This short film isn’t just a lookbook, it’s a statement, an attitude, and a celebration of streetwear attitude on and off the fairway.
With the release of the Country Club Opp Golf Snapback, this film captures more than style, it’s a rallying cry against golf elitism, dressed in one of the boldest accessories we’ve ever dropped. Whether you’re playing on the muni or hopping the curb, this film and the hat are made for the rule‑benders.
“SS25 Lookbook Short Film: OPP” sets the tone from the opening scene: grainy, high‑contrast visuals that flash iconic ’90s street style. Maxton & Drew command the frame, unafraid to lean into the OPP mantra. It’s a wink to the exclusivity in golf that Muni Kids has never been about.
The film doesn’t just showcase the hat—it embodies it. Each movement, each pose, each wardrobe cut echoes the oversized, proud “OPP” embroidery stitched on the front of our hat. This isn’t golf attire; it’s the heartbeat of golf at the ground level.
Muni Kids stands at the intersection of muni golf and streetwear, holding court over a niche that’s born from art, attitude, and inclusivity. Our creative DNA draws from Portland grit, urban expression, and a deep affinity for breaking boundaries.
By leaning into hip-hop’s “OPP” energy—originally a bold anthem of unlikely alliances and claiming territory—we’re telling golf that the fairway doesn’t need fences. The Country Club Opp Snapback sits in a lineage of Muni Kids pieces that defy expectations: headwear that looks at classic golf hats and says, “Nah—let’s remix it.”
The SS25 film gives life to that remix, channeling everything the hat represents. It’s not polished, not uniform. That’s the point. It’s raw, it’s real, and it flips the script on golf culture with a grin.
The Country Club Opp Golf Snapback Hat isn’t just headwear—it’s a manifesto. Handmade in the USA with a structured 5‑panel crown, the blend of 65 % polyester and 35 % cotton gives it a tough yet comfortable feel. The flatbill silhouette works both flat and formed—whether you’re scanning your next line or leaning into the crowd.
The bold, oversized “OPP” embroidery across the front serves up a double entendre—“Country Club” printed above it throws a cheeky jab at country club exclusivity while OPP dominates the headwear landscape. Muni Kids’ logo embroidered at the back adds that signature finish.
Available in both black and white colorways, this hat goes with everything—from street sneakers to golf cleats. It’s $40 of unapologetic style, and it’s ready to turn heads. You can check it out here: Country Club Opp Golf Snapback Hat
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