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Veteran dad dad hat

$29.00
Color: Black

Made to order, ships in about a week

Arrives about Nov 9 - Nov 16

Made to order in 2–5 business days, plus 3–5 business days US transit.

$4.99 shipping, free over $60

Misprint or damaged? Replaced free within 30 days. Read our returns policy and shipping guide.

This design on other products

Same artwork printed or embroidered across other product types.

About this design

A veteran dad hat and shirt for fathers who served in the U.S. military, embroidered on caps and polos and printed on tees and mugs.

This design reads VETERAN DAD in bold, two-word typography. For many men who served, their time in uniform and the family they raised afterward are the two chapters that define their life. Not every father wants to wear a campaign hat that invites strangers to ask about specific deployments; a cap or shirt that pairs VETERAN with DAD keeps the focus right at home.

It is one of the easiest, most reliable gifts in our catalog when spouses, sons, or daughters are shopping for Father's Day, a milestone birthday, Christmas, or Veterans Day. Because the design contains no service branch seals, dates, or MOS symbols, you do not need to dig up a DD-214 to make sure the details are accurate. It fits a young post-9/11 father coaching Saturday morning baseball just as naturally as it fits an older Desert Storm, Cold War, or Vietnam veteran meeting his grown kids for dinner.

Our dad hats, mesh trucker caps, knit beanies, and polo shirts carry the lettering in direct embroidery. The heavyweight tees, long-sleeve shirts, hoodies, ceramic mugs, and stickers are printed to order.

Details

Material
100% chino cotton twill (Green Camo is 35% cotton, 65% polyester)
Fit and construction
Unstructured 6-panel, low profile, 3 1/8 in (7.6 cm) crown, 6 embroidered eyelets
Sizes
One size
Print method
Embroidery
Blank sourced from
Vietnam or Bangladesh

These specifications come from Printful, the print partner that produces and ships this item.

Shipping and returns

  • Production takes 2–5 business days, then US transit takes 3–5 business days.
  • Shipping is a flat $4.99 per order, and orders over $60 ship free.
  • Every order is made for you after checkout, so it cannot be cancelled once production starts.

Frequently asked questions

What is the dad hat made of?

100% chino cotton twill (Green Camo is 35% cotton, 65% polyester).

How does the dad hat fit?

Unstructured 6-panel, low profile, 3 1/8 in (7.6 cm) crown, 6 embroidered eyelets. Available sizes: One size.

How is the design applied?

Embroidery on the front. Each item is produced after you order, so the artwork is applied to your piece rather than pulled from stock.

Where is the dad hat made?

Printful sources the blank from Vietnam or Bangladesh. Printing or embroidery happens after you order.

What colors can I choose from?

This listing offers 6 colors: Black, Spruce, Stone, Dark Grey, Navy, and Khaki. The color menu above shows what is in stock at this moment.

When will my order ship?

Production takes 2–5 business days, then US transit takes 3–5 business days. Shipping is a flat $4.99 per order, and orders over $60 ship free. Every order is made for you after checkout, so it cannot be cancelled once production starts.

Can I return or exchange it?

Every item is made to order, so we cannot take returns or exchanges for a change of mind or the wrong size. If yours arrives damaged, misprinted, or defective, contact us within 30 days of delivery and we will arrange a free reprint or a refund.

Does a service-connected disability rating include additional pay for dependent children?

Yes. Under 38 U.S.C. § 1115 and 38 CFR § 3.4(b)(2), veterans with a combined service-connected disability rating of 30% or higher are entitled to additional monthly compensation for qualifying dependents, including a spouse, minor children, and children between ages 18 and 23 attending an approved school.

Why is Veteran dad a good gift when you do not know a veteran's exact unit or dates?

A veteran dad hat or shirt names the two titles he is proudest of—veteran and father—without guessing his service dates, unit numbers, or campaign ribbons, and without using restricted Department of Defense branch marks.