



The Stede Bonnet Flag Hat
Regular price $ 34.99 Save $ -34.99One day, wealthy business man Stede Bonnet grew tired of his mundane life. So he bought a boat, hired a crew, and set sail on the seas, leaving his "nagging wife" behind along with his fortune. Shortly after he encountered the notorious Edward Teach, or as he is better known as "BlackBeard" who after hearing his story, invited him on his boat and taught him everything there is to know about pirating. Stede Bonnet became one of the most legendary pirates on the coast, gaining the name "The Gentleman Pirate" due to his education and cultured behavior. Bonnet is most recognized for creating one of the most famous methods of pirate execution, walking the plank (due to his hate of the site of blood)!
One size fits all on snapbacks. Made in Greenville, SC, USA
Stitching Colors - Note most example straps photographed on site are stitched in brown, black or natural. We use a Japanese Bonded thread for handstitching. On premium straps we also offer an upgrade to Irish Linen thread, which is a tightly wound natural linen thread that offers a slightly different stitch appearance and dressier look.
Stitching Colors
- Natural/Cream
- White
- Black
- Brown
- Burnt Amber
- Caramel
- Dark Brown
- Bay Green
- Hunter Green
- Olive Green
- Grey
- Anthracite
- Mouse Grey
- Electric Blue
- Cashmere Blue
- Navy Blue
- Red
- Orange
- Lume/Glow in Dark
Irish Linen Threads
- Cream
- Brown
- Blue
- Tan
- Red
Edge Paint Colors - Note Edge Painting Only Available on Premium Straps
All examples are painted on English Tan Dublin Leather
- Red
- Green
- Orange
- Hunter Green
- Blue
- Navy Blue
- Tan
- Dark Brown
- Brown
- Grey
- Black
Sizing
Sizing recommendations below are guidelines, our straps will stretch a bit with wear so if you are between sizes we recommend sizing down
- Standard Length 120/80mm fits wrists approximately 6 1/4" to 7 1/2", in 7 increments.
- Short Length 110/70mm fits wrists approximately 5 1/2" to 6 3/4", in 7 increments.
- Long Length 130/90mm fits wrists approximately 7 1/2" to 8 1/4", in 7 increments.