First Navy Jack Don't Tread on Me Flag Trucker Hat, Driftwood
$24.95
In the Autumn of 1775, Commodore Erik Hopkins readied the Continental
Navy on the Delaware River. The signal to attack the British Navy came
in the form of a striped jack. The uncoiled rattlesnake represents
America's willingness to strike when provoked. Today the flag flies on
all U.S. Navy warships. Designed by our staff in New Bern,
NC. The Don't Tread on Me flag hat has a Salt-Wash™ to create a
weathered,
heavily sun bleached look. The high thread count embroidered flag patch
creates a vintage look. Hat is adjustable with snaps. Mesh is soft and
bill has a natural bend. This hat is heavily faded making each hat
uniquely different. Our vintage state flag patch trucker hats are not to
miss.
