Throggs Neck Heritage Embroidered Dad Hat – Black

Throggs Neck: two Gs in the neighborhood, one on the bridge. Discuss.

Ask someone from Throggs Neck where they're from and prepare for a spelling debate. One G or two? The neighborhood has heard it all.

This waterfront corner of the southeastern Bronx takes its name from seventeenth-century settler John Throckmorton, and its history is anything but ordinary. Fort Schuyler, built to defend New York's waterways, now houses SUNY Maritime College; nearby, the Throgs Neck Bridge has been a dramatic part of the skyline since 1961. But the neighborhood is also the everyday world of East Tremont Avenue storefronts, longtime neighbors and people who wouldn't trade their slice of the Bronx for a trendier ZIP code.

This black Heritage dad hat keeps the tribute classic with original Lola Star neighborhood embroidery. It's an easy gift for a former resident, a proud local or someone who misses the waterfront.

The spelling may inspire a conversation; the affection behind it needs no explanation. The original embroidery is by NYC artist Lola Star, who spent more than two decades designing neighborhood-inspired treasures, including at her longtime Coney Island boardwalk boutique.

Why You'll Love It

• Throggs Neck black embroidered dad hat: A classic everyday cap with original neighborhood artwork.
• Throggs Neck Bronx birthday gift: For someone who knows East Tremont Avenue by heart.
• Gift for someone from Throggs Neck: A personal nod to their waterfront Bronx roots.
• Throggs Neck moving-away gift: Keep the neighborhood name close, wherever life goes next.

Product Details

• Black dad hat
• Neighborhood-specific Heritage embroidery

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