Wilted Daisy Organic Bucket Hat
Dill
$29.99
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Congratulations—you survived another shift and only lost a few petals.
The Wilted Daisy Organic Bucket Hat is for nurses who are still caring, still functioning, and just slightly past peak bloom. Featuring a drooping embroidered daisy beside elegant cursive lettering, it’s the perfect combination of stylish, sarcastic, and professionally exhausted.
Made from breathable organic cotton twill, this eco-friendly bucket hat offers a clean, comfortable look for post-shift errands, coffee runs, vacations, or any day when your hair and emotional resilience have both called out sick.
· 100% organic cotton twill
· Classic brim
· High profile
· One size fits most
· Organic cotton content certified under GOTS (Global Organic Textile Standard)
· Fabric certified under OEKO-TEX Standard 100
· Blank product sourced from China
A hilarious gift for nurses, healthcare workers, night-shifters, and anyone who has been told to practice resilience instead of receiving adequate staffing.
Because blooming is difficult when you’ve been floated, short-staffed, and still charting after clock-out.
Wilted Daisy Organic Bucket Hat
$29.99
The Wilted Daisy Organic Bucket Hat is for nurses who are still caring, still functioning, and just slightly past peak bloom. Featuring a drooping embroidered daisy beside elegant cursive lettering, it’s the perfect combination of stylish, sarcastic, and professionally exhausted.
Made from breathable organic cotton twill, this eco-friendly bucket hat offers a clean, comfortable look for post-shift errands, coffee runs, vacations, or any day when your hair and emotional resilience have both called out sick.
· 100% organic cotton twill
· Classic brim
· High profile
· One size fits most
· Organic cotton content certified under GOTS (Global Organic Textile Standard)
· Fabric certified under OEKO-TEX Standard 100
· Blank product sourced from China
A hilarious gift for nurses, healthcare workers, night-shifters, and anyone who has been told to practice resilience instead of receiving adequate staffing.
Because blooming is difficult when you’ve been floated, short-staffed, and still charting after clock-out.