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Atticus Poetry Hat, Embroidered Brushed Cotton Women’s Baseball Hat Unisex Fit, Adjustable One Size (Heart Khaki)
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Atticus Poetry Hat, Embroidered Brushed Cotton Features
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Vintage washed style 100% cotton, khaki dad hat, with quote Love Her But Leave Her Wild on the side, has metal buckle closure on the back and a simple elegant embroidered heart on the front.
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The one size adjustable 6-panel style fits most and ensure that comfort fit you look for in an adventure distressed hat, it is unisex, but designed for all wild women and girls out there.
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Perfect baseball cap for the woman seeking a wanderlust venture beyond their comfort zone, protection from the sun, beach hat and those seeking the answer to Where Next.
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All accessories have been approved for adventures, watching shooting stars, drinking wine, falling in love, and traveling the world.
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Deemed the most quotable poet, Atticus Poetry is making waves and being anonymously remembered for the lines that speak to the wearer of the Heart Touched Stay Wild – Dad Hat.
About Atticus Poetry Hat, Embroidered Brushed Cotton
About the Brand: Hi, my name is Atticus. You may not know me, or maybe you do. It doesn’t really matter, but I’d like to tell a story. It starts a few years ago, when someone I knew died in a hotel room in Vancouver. Every time I saw him, I felt the same thing. The strange confusion of fame and sadness that I saw in so many famous people I knew. Fame is a tricky thing. On one hand, it gives you everything you want in life. On the other, it takes away everything you need. That summer I took a trip to France, and through a friend, I met a guy named Michael Madsen. We became friends, and he taught me a lot about fame, about sadness, and how poetry had saved his life. How interesting. Here was a motorcycle-riding, whiskey-drinking American badass, telling me to write poetry. A few days later, walking the streets of Paris, I saw something beautiful and wrote it down. I posted it online under the name, Atticus. Why? Just because I liked the name. Not long after, I was offered my first book deal. And my publisher said — you should take off the mask, you’ll sell a million books. But, all I could think of was why? For who? And at what cost? So, I kept the mask on. And I asked my fans who knew to help keep me hidden. They got it. They saw it for what it was, a guy who wanted to create things, but also, not be famous. I realized that’s what Atticus is, it’s not me at all, it’s all of you. And because I have no face, we put the face we need on the words, and Atticus becomes whoever we need. Because it’s not about who Atticus is. It’s about who you are. A woman once stood up at the end of one of my shows. I was wearing my mask. She said: “In a world obsessed with fame, I think it’s beautiful you’re here — sending love from the shadows.” xx Atticus
