Pluviophile & Rainy Day Hats

A pluviophile is a lover of rain, from the Latin pluvia and the Greek philos, and the people who claim the word are specific about it. In a Goodreads thread titled "Hi, my name is Liam and I'm a pluviophile," the replies are rain on a tin roof, rain on leaves, rain on windows, even windshield wipers, and a covered porch to sit on and watch it. An AOL roundup of rain captions has "The rhythm of raindrops is my favorite song" and "Rainy days = movie marathons," Elite Daily describes the relief of "it's finally raining" after countless days of sunshine, and a school newspaper opinion piece argues that "Rain is underrated." The smell has a name too: petrichor, with geosmin from soil bacteria as its key molecule. Walmart already lists an "I Go Wild For Smell Of Rain Pluviophile Rain Lover" tee. These rain lover hats cheer for the forecast everyone else dreads. PLUVIOPHILE and RAINY DAY PERSON are the plain badges. The tin roof, the smell of rain, the radar check and the porch are the sincere lines; IS IT RAINING? THEN I'M BUSY and PLUVIOPHILE OH GOOD IT'S RAINING are the dry ones. I GO WILD FOR THE SMELL OF RAIN and RAIN ON A TIN ROOF IS MY FAVORITE SONG each come in a second colorway. Every design is custom embroidered on an unstructured dad hat, a gift for the friend who is happiest when it pours.