Thanksgiving Eve Hometown Bar Hats

The Wednesday before Thanksgiving has more names than most holidays: Blackout Wednesday, Thanksgiving Eve, Drinksgiving. Wikipedia ties it to people home from college meeting their high school friends at local bars, and says that in some Chicago suburbs it can be a more popular party night than New Year's Eve or Saint Patrick's Day. Her Campus puts it plainly: everyone you went to high school with packs your hometown dive bar. In Mill Valley, one bar draws roughly 200 former classmates inside and 70-plus outside, and the SF Chronicle calls the place the home-for-the-holidays bar, where unofficial high school reunions happen a few key evenings each year. These hats are for the one-night regular. Badges name the night: Thanksgiving Eve, Blackout Wednesday and an arched Drinksgiving. The sentence designs carry the rest: a regular one night a year, fifteen straight appearances, one bar holding a whole graduating class, an alumni association with a Thanksgiving Eve chapter, the case that the eve beats New Year's Eve, and a plane ticket bought for the bar and not the turkey. None of them carries a year, so one hat works every November. Every design is custom embroidered on an unstructured dad hat. Choose one for yourself, or for the friend you meet at the same bar every year.