1997 Greens' Accounting Gold Trucker
1997 Greens' Accounting Gold Trucker
Product Details
1997 Greens' Accounting patch handstitched onto a gold OTTO-brand foam trucker hat.
Green's Accounting was founded in 1973, when Tom and Norene Green purchased the existing accounting firm of Frank Pendelberry in Greenfield, California. A big-city couple who relocated their large family of seven children to the small agricultural community, the Greens built the firm into one of Greenfield's most enduring family businesses.
Tom and Norene's son Brent joined the business in September 1991 with plans to carry it forward, and by 1997 — as the firm celebrated its 25th anniversary — he was already well on his way. Brent Green, now a licensed CPA and owner of Green's Accounting, continues to operate the firm making it over 50 years of continuous Green family accounting in the same small California town.
In 1997, Brent was coaching the King City youth little league team sponsored by the firm and known as the "Big Green," with players wearing uniforms that almost certainly bore the Green's Accounting patch.
One made. When it's gone, it's gone.
Care & Maintenance
To care for your hat, spot-clean gently with cool water and a mild soap (avoid soaking the foam front or putting it in the washing machine). Reshape and air-dry. Store it brim-up to help it keep its structure.
If the foam gets dented or bends, a handheld steamer works great to relax it back into shape — just steam lightly and let it cool.
Material & Fit
- Front fabric: 100% polyester foam with lining
- Back fabric: 100% polyester mesh
- Crown style: High crown, structured 5-panel design
- Visor construction: 8 rows of stitching
- Closure: Plastic adjustable snapback (one size fits most: 6 ½ – 7 ⅝)
- Decoration surface: Seamless foam front panel
- Finishing details: Matching color braid
The Fine Print
Every Paper Thief hat is one of a kind. Patches are sourced from thrift stores, estate sales, flea markets, etc. — they come with age, wear, and history. Minor fading, small imperfections, and signs of life are to be expected and are represented in the product photo(s).
