Tun Tavern, Birthplace of the Marines Trucker Cap - Vintage Military Snapback

Tun Tavern, established between 1685 and 1686 along Philadelphia's waterfront, is celebrated as the traditional birthplace of the United States Marine Corps. On November 10, 1775, the Continental Congress tasked Samuel Nicholas with raising two battalions of Marines, prompting him to use the bustling tavern as his primary recruiting headquarters. Aspiring service members flocked to the tavern to enlist, cementing the site's legacy as the foundational home of the Corps. Though the original structure was torn down in 1781, Tun Tavern remains a revered symbol of Marine Corps heritage and camaraderie worldwide.

This mid-profile trucker cap blends vintage roughness with modern comfort. The front panel showcases a bold Tun Tavern design with distressed tones that read like an old biker emblem. Breathable mesh at the back keeps you cool on long rides or hot days, while the pre-curved visor and cotton sweatband make it comfortable for all-day wear. The adjustable snap closure and structured six-panel build give a reliable fit and silhouette that sits true to the head—wear it to the garage, the open road, or when you want to add a gritty edge to everyday gear.

Product features

- Adjustable plastic snap closure for one-size fit

- Pre-curved visor with matching underbill and eight-row stitching

- Structured six-panel body with mid profile and Tun Tavern emblem on front

- Back panels in breathable 100% polyester mesh for ventilation

- Cotton sweatband and mixed-fabric front (60% cotton / 40% polyester) for comfort

Care instructions

- Use warm water and dish soap and clean spots off your hat. It's not necessary to soak the whole item. For hard to clean spots use a soft bristled brush.

-Unisex

-Adult (13 and up)