Tudor History & Henry VIII's Wives Hats

Tudor history has a built-in mnemonic: divorced, beheaded, died, divorced, beheaded, survived. It is a well-known British rhyme for the fates of Henry VIII's six wives in order, and it is also the opening of Ex-Wives in the musical SIX. The phrase already sells on tees, tanks, magnets and hats, and so does "It's All in the Execution" on TeePublic hats and baseball tees. Anne Boleyn and Tudor rose hats have their own pages, so the head terms are real. The fandom has favourites and opinions. Anne of Cleves is widely called the luckiest wife: she kept palaces and money and was known as "The King's Dear and Beloved Sister." She was also the last of the wives to die, outliving Catherine Parr. Wolf Hall fans share the Cromwell Stare, and the first season took the BAFTA for Best Drama Series in 2016. Henry himself reportedly said of Anne on meeting her, "I see nothing in this woman as men report of her!" These Tudor history hats include the basics, TUDOR HISTORY and THE SIX WIVES OF HENRY VIII, the proven puns, and original lines that take sides: Anne Boleyn was framed, Henry was a red flag, Anne of Cleves won the divorce, and an annulment beats a beheading. The rhyme and the execution pun each get a second colorway. Every design is custom embroidered on an unstructured cotton dad hat with an adjustable strap.