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F14 Stars And Stripes Embroidered Beanie - Air Force, Fighter Jet

$23.00

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size: One size
color: Black
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The perfect beanie has arrived! This embroidered beauty has a snug fit that ensures you're going to feel cozy and warm whatever you're doing.

  • 60% cotton, 40% acrylic
  • Breathable cotton blend
  • Form-fitting shape
  • One size fits most

A cold weather nod to the Navy's most famous carrier jet

The F-14 Tomcat spent decades launching off Navy carriers, a swing wing fighter built to hunt for threats far past the horizon before it's ever spotted itself. It's long retired now, but the shape still turns heads whenever it shows up in a photo or a film clip.

This beanie carries that outline into stars and stripes, one of the american flag hat styles we carry for cold mornings rather than warm afternoons. It's for the kind of person who can still name the wing sweep angle without looking it up.

F14 Stars And Stripes Embroidered Beanie in dark green, product mockup

Built to keep ears warm through a whole winter of wear

The design is embroidered, not printed, so it survives repeated washes and the inside of a coat pocket without cracking. The knit pulls snug over the ears and stretches enough that one size covers most head shapes without pinching.

It makes an easy gift for a Navy veteran, a former deck crew member, or anyone who still misses the sound of a carrier launch. Pack it for football season, hunting season, or just a cold walk to the mailbox.

F14 Stars And Stripes Embroidered Beanie in navy, product mockup

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F14 Stars And Stripes Embroidered Beanie - Air Force, Fighter Jet

Size Guide

SizeA (in)B (in)C (in)D (in)
One size17.3-17.98.12.68.2
SizeA (cm)B (cm)C (cm)D (cm)
One size44-45.520.56.520.8

Measurements are provided by our print partner and may vary by up to 2 inches (5 cm).

Diagram showing where each measurement is taken