The Age of Sail Had Worse Commutes ~ Heavy Blend Hoodie

Your Train Is Late ~ Theirs Was Months

From roughly the 1500s to the mid 1800s, getting anywhere by water meant waiting on the wind, and the wind did not take requests. A crossing could take weeks or months, the food got worse every day, and the view did not change. The next time the bus is twelve minutes behind, consider that nobody on it has scurvy.

• For the daily commuter: Buy it for the coworker who times the 7:42, the friend on her third podcast of the morning, and anyone who has ever eaten breakfast behind a steering wheel.
• Context, forced: A delayed train still gets there today, which is more than anyone could promise about the trade winds.
• Boarded through: Part of Pirate History & Legends, where the worst commute of your life still beats their average Tuesday.

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