Chart Your Own Course Baseball Cap

Built for those who would rather choose their own direction than follow a route laid out by someone else, the Chart Your Own Course Everyday Cap combines vintage map-inspired artwork with a relaxed, low-profile fit made for everyday wear.

This black cap features the Chart Your Own Course artwork applied to the center front panel using a full-color DTF transfer. Styled like a weathered nautical chart, the design brings together a clipper ship, sea creature, lighthouse, shark fin, waves, island marker, and navigational details beneath the phrase “Chart Your Own Course.”

The aged tan, gold, muted red, green, and black tones give the artwork the appearance of a well-traveled map while preserving the detailed character of the original design.

Made from a lightweight polyester-cotton blend, the cap offers a comfortable, easy-to-wear feel for coastal travel, boating, fishing, road trips, outdoor events, errands, and casual everyday use.

A softer, more relaxed alternative to the structured Baseball Cap.

One size fits most adults.

Graphic appearance may vary slightly due to the DTF process and individual cap construction.

Product Type: Baseball Cap

Design: Chart Your Own Course

Fit: One size fits most adults

Style: Low-profile everyday cap

Material: 80% acrylic, 20% wool

Production Method: DFT

Graphic Application: heat-applied artwork on front panel

Design Placement: Front panel

Best For: Everyday wear, beach days, surf checks, fishing, boating, travel, outdoor use, and casual wear

How to Use

• Adjust the back closure for fit.
• Wear for beach days, surf checks, fishing, boating, travel, outdoor use, or everyday casual wear.

Care Instructions

• Hand wash in cold water.
• Do not bleach.
• Line dry only.
• Do not dry clean.
• Iron only if needed using high heat with no steam.
• Avoid direct heat on the printed area unless properly protected.

Chart Your Own Course represents the central idea behind Dead Reckoning Apparel: your direction does not have to be chosen for you. The map-inspired composition reflects the uncertainty that comes with moving beyond familiar territory. The ship represents forward movement, the lighthouse offers a point of reference, and the waves and sea creatures symbolize the obstacles that may appear along the way. Rather than showing one simple route, the design brings together multiple possible bearings as a reminder that progress rarely follows a perfectly straight line. Sometimes the course changes, the conditions shift, and the destination becomes clearer only after you begin moving. This design is for those willing to trust their instincts, adjust when necessary, and build a path that belongs to them.