Pottery Hats

Pottery starts with a lump of clay and ends with a conversation about why the mug leans left. In between are the wheel, the glaze, the drying rack and the kiln, which has the last word on everything. A potter can plan the shape and finish, but handmade work has a way of developing its own personality. The studio joke about turning a mistake into a planter belongs to that same generous, stubborn way of making things. These pottery hats give the potter a proper badge, then let the clay do the arguing. The kiln becomes a performance review, a crooked mug becomes a design decision, and the artist and the material develop creative differences. The voice is proud of the work, including the parts that refused to follow the plan. Every design is custom embroidered on an unstructured dad hat. The collection mixes bold identity badges with sentence designs in serif and sans type, with considered line breaks and contrasting thread. Choose a hat for your own favorite pastime or give one to the person whose enthusiasm you recognize immediately.