Utah Hats

Utahns tease their own culture with real affection. KSL reports that fry sauce was invented in Salt Lake City in the 1940s by Don Carlos Edwards, the original owner of Arctic Circle. Dirty soda, a fountain soda with cream, flavored syrups and fruit, began in Utah around 2010, and Swig trademarked the term in 2013. Funeral potatoes got their own hashtag when Walmart advertised a dehydrated version, and Utah led the country in Jell-O consumption and has the largest average household size in the US. The Greatest Snow on Earth has been the state ski slogan since the early 1960s. In Salt Lake, addresses count from South Temple and Main, so 300 South 2100 East is three blocks south and twenty-one east. These Utah hats start with the badges UTAH and BEEHIVE STATE, then cover OH MY HECK, FRY SAUCE, DIRTY SODA and FUNERAL POTATOES. Longer lines carry the swearing replacements, the cousins everywhere and the street grid that reads like math. OH MY HECK and DIRTY SODA get a second colorway. Every design is custom embroidered on an unstructured dad hat. Wear one to the drive-thru, the casserole table, or the next family reunion.