Volunteer Coach Hats: T-Ball & Little League Hats

Nobody plans to coach T-ball. Little League says it is often difficult to find enough volunteers who want to coach, so the job lands on whoever missed the sign-up meeting, or on the parent who stepped in because, as one T-ball coach wrote, none of the other fathers or mothers would. Then you learn that hitting a ball off a tee is harder than it looks, you own a whistle, and your pay is a bag of orange slices. This collection is for that coach, and for the team parents shopping for the end-of-season thank-you gift, where gift guides suggest a hat with Coach on it. Three badges carry the search terms: COACH DAD, T-BALL COACH and LITTLE LEAGUE COACH. VOLUNTEER COACH PAID IN ORANGE SLICES is the job description, I MISSED THE MEETING NOW I'M THE HEAD COACH is how it started, and T-BALL COACH HERDING CATS IN HELMETS is how it goes, for a team that celebrates remembering to run to first instead of third. THEY DON'T KEEP SCORE BUT I DO is the quiet confession of a coach whose win-loss record is not supposed to matter, THERE'S NO CRYING IN T-BALL borrows the rule from A League of Their Own, U6 SOCCER COACH I COACH A SWARM covers the soccer side, and I BOUGHT A WHISTLE I'M A COACH NOW is the promotion. Every design is custom embroidered on an unstructured dad hat. The orange slices and missed meeting lines each get a second colorway.