Pirate Rules Circa 1720 ~ Heavy Blend Hoodie

No Dice ~ Clean Your Pistol ~ Take It Outside

Around 1720 Bartholomew Roberts and his crew agreed to a set of articles, and three of them read like the rules posted on a cabin door. No gambling for money. Settle your fights on shore. Keep your weapons clean. Add a lanyard and a counselor named Dave and you have the first week of July.

• For the teacher who runs a tight ship: A gift for the camp director, the classroom rule maker, and the friend who has a laminated list on the fridge.
• Enforcement, by cutlass: The difference between summer camp and a pirate deck is who was holding the clipboard.
• Posted on the wall of: Part of Pirate History & Legends, where the rules were few, written down, and taken very seriously.

Cold spray off the bow, a long night watch, a captain who refuses to call it a day ~ this Gildan Heavy Blend hoodie keeps the crew warm through all of it with soft cotton-poly fleece, a double-lined hood, a roomy front pouch for snacks and treasure maps, and ribbed cuffs that hold the wind out ~ Damien's parrot approves of the hood