The 80s and 90s in the Hub City were the wild west of college. It was a hot stinky mess . . . but so were we. Yes, Lubbock is an easy target. That’s exactly what makes it so lovable. The purpose of this store is to celebrate days gone by. Things here are purposely simple, because it was a simple time. So come in, look around, buy some crap and tell your friends. If you’re looking for something that’s not here, send me a note. There’s an email thing somewhere. *DISCLAIMER* . . . this is all about fun. If you're easily offended, I'm sure there's an ATM site out there that might be more in your comfort zone. All items are available in multiple colors. So if you see something in orange or maroon, don't get all worked up. We can get it done.
Back in the 1960s, Lubbock was the premiere destination in the world for whale hunting. Then Greenpeace came in, threw a fit, and the deep whaling waters that sustained Lubbockites for centuries were redeveloped into what is now Greek Circle. The last relic of this era was the original Whaler’s Bay on Slide Road, which was frequented by the likes of Long John Silver and Ahab. This hat is a nod to the great whaling fleets of Lubbock. It’s made from cotton. Support local whaling and buy this damn hat.
• 100% polyester front
• 100% polyester mesh back
• Thicker and heavier fabric, laminated with high-density, non-toxic foam
• Structured, 5-panel cap, high-profile
• 8 rows of stitching on a pre-curved visor
• Seamless foam front panel with lining
• Matching fabric undervisor
• Matching color braid and sweatband
• Adjustable plastic snap
• One size fits most
• Blank product sourced from China or Myanmar
