Surf Report Everyday Cap

Built for daily wear, surf checks, beach days, boat days, travel, and laid-back coastal living, the Surf Report Everyday Cap brings a relaxed fit and a little surf-town humor to the lineup.

This cap features Surf Report artwork sublimated onto the front panel for crisp detail, soft character, and a more subdued everyday look while still carrying bold Dead Reckoning personality. Made with a comfortable polyester-cotton blend, it has a lightweight, low-profile fit that is easy to wear from sunrise coffee runs to sunset checks at the beach.

A lighter, more casual alternative to the structured trucker hat.

One size fits most adults.

Graphic appearance may vary slightly due to the sublimation process and the artwork selected. 

Product Type: Everyday Cap

Design: Surf Report

Fit: One size fits most adults

Style: Low-profile everyday cap

Material: 80% polyester, 20% cotton

Production Method: Sublimation

Graphic Application: Sublimated 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.

Surf Report was created with local surf culture, beach-town sarcasm, and the everyday ritual of checking conditions in mind. Anyone who lives near the coast knows the routine — checking the wind, watching the tide, staring at the ocean, and hoping for something better than what the report says. This design leans into that familiar rhythm with humor and attitude, capturing the mood of surfers who know the forecast does not always match the dream. Like every Dead Reckoning design, Surf Report is more than a graphic. It is a nod to the people who keep checking anyway, who understand the language of the ocean, and who know that sometimes the lifestyle matters just as much as the conditions.