Charlie Don’t Surf Trucker Hat – Navy with Gold Embroidery

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From Apocalypse Now to the California coast—this Surfing Cowboys® exclusive reclaims a legendary line with rebel energy. Responsibly made in L.A. with gold embroidery on dolphin grey cotton twill.

COLOR: NAVY GOLD

Description

This cap says it all. Our Charlie Don’t Surf trucker hat is a nod to counterculture, critique, and California cool. Made from soft navy cotton twill with bold golden embroidery, it channels the irreverent spirit of 1970s surf, protest, and film culture in one legendary statement.

Finished with a breathable mesh back and adjustable snap closure, it’s made in Los Angeles in small batches—designed for comfort, durability, and timeless style. Wear it like you mean it.

Specifications:
Style: Vintage-style trucker hat
Color: Dolphin grey twill front, gold embroidery, grey mesh back
Closure: Adjustable snapback
Fit: Unisex, structured front panel
Material: 100% Cotton (front), Mesh (back)
Origin: Designed, woven, sewn, and embroidered in Los Angeles, USA
Care: Spot clean recommended


Fabric + Care

Vintage-style trucker hat
Navy cotton twill front, mesh back
“Charlie Don’t Surf” gold embroidery
Adjustable snapback closure
Unisex fit

100% Cotton Made in USA, designed, woven, sewn and printed in Los Angeles.

Additional Information

The phrase “Charlie Don’t Surf” became part of the cultural lexicon after its unforgettable use in Apocalypse Now (1979), where a surreal surf scene collided with the violence of war. What began as military slang was reimagined as biting social commentary—contrasting the free-spirited ethos of surf culture with the brutality of imperial force.

Over the decades, the line has become a visual shorthand for resistance, subversion, and satire. At Surfing Cowboys®, we reclaim it proudly—offering up a wearable icon for those who ride against the tide.

Wear the legend. Tap into the legacy. Add this Surfing Cowboys® original to your cart and channel a bit of California rebellion.