fringy

/ˈfrɪndʒi/
adjective
  1. Unusual, extreme, or unconventional; not part of the mainstream.
    • The gallery specialized in fringy art that most people didn't understand.
    • His fringy political views made him unpopular with moderate voters.
    • She preferred fringy music festivals over big commercial concerts.
  2. Having a decorative edge of hanging threads or cords.
    • She bought a fringy shawl to wear over her dress at the party.
    • He liked the fringy leather jacket because it looked like something from a Western movie.
    • The fringy rug added a bohemian touch to the living room.