Product Details
Featuring exclusive artwork by Charleston artist Jack Thornbury, the Rising Waters x Jack Thornbury: Limited Edition Bucket Hat blends sustainable design with coastal style. Made from 100% organic cotton twill, this high-profile bucket hat is lightweight, breathable, and built for everyday adventures. Available in slate blue, stone, and white, each hat features bold 3D puff embroidery in bright teal blue, creating a standout look that celebrates South Carolina’s coast.
- Featuring exclusive artwork by Charleston artist Jack Thornbury
- Available in slate blue, stone, and white with bright teal blue 3D puff embroidery
- Made from 100% organic cotton twill
- Breathable, lightweight construction for everyday comfort
- Classic bucket hat with a high-profile fit
- One size fits most
- Certified organic under the Global Organic Textile Standard (GOTS)
- OEKO-TEX® STANDARD 100 certified
Meet the Artist: Jack Thornbury
Jack Thornbury is a music-focused illustrator and graphic designer based in Charleston, South Carolina. His work is inspired by the landscapes, culture, and coastal scenes of the Lowcountry. When he’s away from his studio, you’ll likely find him recording new music, rock climbing, biking, or spinning records.
About Rising Waters
The Rising Waters Lab is a community-funded journalism initiative from The Post and Courier dedicated to telling the stories of how flooding and rising waters affect South Carolina’s people, neighborhoods, businesses, and coastlines. Through in-depth reporting, data, and community engagement, the project helps Lowcountry residents better understand the challenges shaping our future.
Support Environmental Journalism
Show your support for local journalism while wearing a one-of-a-kind collaboration. Proceeds from every limited-edition bucket hat help fund The Post and Courier’s Rising Waters Lab, supporting independent reporting on flooding, climate resilience, and the communities shaping South Carolina’s coastal future.
This collaboration celebrates the power of local artists and local journalism to tell the stories that matter most across the Lowcountry.
