"Cheap Trick" Snapback Cap

Rockford, Illinois. The Band That Proved Power Pop Could Rock.

Cheap Trick shouldn't have worked. Beatles melodies. Hard rock volume. A bassist who looked like a professor and a guitarist who looked like he'd escaped from a cartoon. And yet from the moment they hit, they were undeniable.

"I Want You to Want Me." "Surrender." "Dream Police." "The Flame." Songs that lodged themselves in your brain and never left. And then there was Cheap Trick at Budokan — a live album recorded in Japan in 1978 that captured the band at their absolute peak, in front of 12,000 screaming fans who treated them like the Beatles had returned. It remains one of the greatest live rock albums ever made.

This cap is for the people who know all the words to "Surrender" and aren't embarrassed about it.

Why Made to Order?

We don't warehouse inventory. Every cap is made specifically for you after you order it — the same approach we brought to designing for major retail brands for 30 years. It takes about a week, and the result is a cap that hasn't been sitting in a box. You'll receive tracking as soon as it ships.

Cap Details

• 60/40 cotton polyester blend
• Six-panel structured construction
• Flat brim style
• Adjustable snapback closure
• One size fits most
• Available in Charcoal and Black