Behold — the U.S. Public Health Service Commissioned Corps Command-Style Dad Hat that makes you look like you still run morning formation, even if your idea of “PT” these days is “Physical Therapy.”

Front and center is the proud USPHS Cap Insignia, rendered not in that old-school, non-detailed, embroidery your grandpa swore by, but in the glorious new Direct-to-Film (DTF) technology. Yeah, that’s right — it’s printed, not stitched. Why? Because it’s the 21st century and we’ve evolved.  DTF delivers razor-sharp detail, no stiff backing, no itchy forehead, and no threads unraveling faster than government funding. It’s smoother, tougher, and frankly, way cooler — even if your computer monitor can’t figure that out.

Speaking of computers — the design may look “okay” on screen, but that’s because the design software we’re stuck using hasn’t quite caught up with modern AI wizardry. Don’t worry; in person this hat looks so sharp you’ll wonder if you should salute yourself! 

Built on the reliable Port & Company CP80 Six-Panel Twill Cap, it’s made from:

• 100% cotton twill (for when comfort meets command presence),
• A structured mid-profile that keeps its military posture,
• And a Velcro closure for easy adjustment — because one size never fits after retirement snacks.

Perfect for the retired, the active, or the perpetually salty. Wear it anywhere you want to remind people that you’re not just part of history — you are the reason there’s a health service to begin with.

Warning: May cause AI image programs to apologize for underestimating how good you look in person.