Pronouns: One Person, Precisely Named Hats

Pronouns can fit on the front of a hat while saying something precise about one person. Merriam-Webster chose they as its 2019 Word of the Year, and the American Chemical Society's style guide recommends describing the pronouns people use rather than calling them preferred. LGBT Foundation's guide also explains that people who use multiple pronouns may want them alternated or used according to their own instructions. A slash is a starting point for self-identification, with the individual setting the terms. These pronoun pride hats begin with THEY/THEM, SHE/THEY, and HE/THEY. THEM FATALE brings a phrase already offered on queer merchandise into the mix. The longer designs give singular they a prophecy, an unauthorized biography, and a place in the opening credits. ONE PERSON THEY/THEM NO COMMITTEE REQUIRED keeps the joke centered on a single wearer; SINGULAR THEY, PLURAL SASS supplies the grammatical flourish. The Trevor Project notes that some nonbinary people identify as trans and some do not. This collection leaves that identity to the person choosing the hat. Pick a straightforward pronoun badge or a theatrical line that feels like your own introduction. Each design is custom embroidered on a dad hat, with second colorways for THEM FATALE and I AM THE THEY IN THE PROPHECY.