Public Works Hats
Description: From the 1930's, the seal of the Civilian Conservation Corps. Part of President Franklin D. Roosevelt's " New Deal ", the Civilian Conservation Corps provided work for millions of men during the Great Depression. From 1933 to 1942 these men provided manual labor needed to improve America's public lands, parks and forests.
Description: A forgotten piece of Hazzard County infrastructure, straight from the back roads of 1979. This distressed public works graphic features an old-school sewer service truck, county water tower, sunset landscape, and the unofficial crew motto: “Keeping Hazzard Flowing Since ’79.” Built with weathered workwear typography and vintage screen-print texture for the look of an authentic county maintenance shirt pulled from a Southern garage decades later.
Description: Show pride in sanitation work with this bold “Garbage Truck” design featuring a distressed American flag and a green refuse truck. Perfect for garbage truck drivers, sanitation workers, trash collectors, waste management crews, refuse workers, and public works employees. Great for workwear, birthdays, appreciation gifts, and anyone proud to keep communities clean.
Description: Show your pride for the hard work that goes into environmental services. This typography heart design highlights the dedication and professional commitment required to keep our surroundings healthy and sustainable. It makes a thoughtful thank you present for staff members or coworkers during appreciation week.
Description: A vintage Newark, New Jersey garbage truck design with bold retro lettering and classic sanitation worker pride. Perfect for waste workers, sanitation crews, garbage truck fans, public works employees, truck lovers, and anyone who appreciates old-school city service vehicle artwork.
Description: This design proudly represents Barone Sanitation & Cartage, A Garbage Haulage Transfer Station Company. Located at 275 Broadway, Jersey City, N.J., founded by Dick Barone Since 1992. Ideal for sanitation workers, waste management professionals, garbage truck drivers, and proud Jersey City residents.
