We’re flying the flag for Cymraeg with these embroidered caps—made for those moments when you need to set a boundary, with a wink. Ych a Fi is a bold Welsh phrase that means “gross”, “yuck”, or “disgusting”. It’s what you say when something really turns your stomach perfect for expressing strong feelings with a bit of humour. Wear it as a playful protest or a proud piece of Welsh culture. Ethical & Craft Credentials Embroidered here in Cardiff. The cap itself is soft but structured cotton, with an adjustable strap to fit all kinds of pen/cen (heads!). Caps are made by a brand committed to ethical production, using Better Cotton and supporting climate action through 1% for the Planet and the Carbon Literacy Project. Design Details Unisex 5-panel cap Embroidered slogan Cotton twill fabric, comfy but holds its shape Adjustable buckle strap at the back Why It Matters Language is power. Wearing Cymraeg is about pride, protest, and keeping culture alive whether you’re a fluent speaker or just learning. “Dim Diolch” might be polite on paper, but you know it carries weight. Use it however you like: for street harassment, unsolicited opinions, or just someone trying to steal your chips. Ymlaen gyda’r iaith. Wear your Welsh. Ych a FI Rydyn ni’n dathlu’r Gymraeg gyda'n capiau pêl fas meddal fintej, wedi'u brodio ag ymadroddion deniadol amrywiol. Mae ‘Ych a Fi’ yn ffordd o ddweud bod rhywbeth yn ffiaidd, afiach. Mae'n rhywbeth rydych chi'n ei ddweud pan fydd rhywbeth wir yn troi eich stumog – yn ddelfrydol i fynegi teimladau cryf gyda thipyn o hiwmor. Gwisgwch y cap fel protest chwareus neu ddarn balch o ddiwylliant Cymru. Neillryw ac addasadwy
