Trailer Park & Double Wide Hats

Roughly 20 to 22 million Americans live in manufactured or mobile homes, about 8.5 million units and 5.6 percent of the country's housing stock, and the culture around them writes its own jokes. Comedian Dusty Slay, who grew up in a trailer park in Opelika, Alabama, built a pecking order into his act: "If you live in a trailer on land, you're fancy - you have your own land," and "I was always envious of the double-wide." Trailer Park Boys has an entire chain of command at Sunnyvale, including the "International Association of Trailer Park Supervisors and Assistant Supervisors," and Pat Roach has played assistant supervisor Randy since 2001. A 1997 Chicago Tribune headline told readers to "Watch Who You're Calling Trailer Trash," praising "the immaculate homes and well-maintained lots." These trailer park hats claim the address with pride. The badges say TRAILER PARK and DOUBLE WIDE. The sentence designs make royalty of the lot, set a double wide against a McMansion, open a country club with no golf and put the trailer on blocks. TRAILER PARK ASSISTANT SUPERVISOR already sells on Etsy and UPPER CLASS TRAILER TRASH on eBay, so each gets a second colorway here. Every design is custom embroidered on an unstructured dad hat. Wear one home, or give one to the cousin who grew up on Lot 14.