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"Let the Current Decide" Cuffed Beanie · Embroidered
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"Let the Current Decide" Cuffed Beanie · Embroidered

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$36.95 USD

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  • A purple sea otter naps on its back under a banner that says Let the Current Decide
  • It is a cheerful motto for anyone who would rather float than plan, and the little smile on the otter is the best part
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PLACEMENTFront embroidery
Original artwork
Detailed embroidery
Tracked delivery
Estimated delivery: Nov 3 – 12 Weekends are excluded; public holidays, customs and remote-area delivery may extend these estimates.

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Original artwork you won't find on marketplaces. Every design is drawn in-house.
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If it arrives wrong, we fix it. Free reprint or refund for damage or misprints
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At a glance

Who it's for
Laid-back weekend kayakers and sea otter fans who like a relaxed, go-with-the-flow motto
Main benefit
Black cuffed knit beanie with an embroidered purple sea otter floating on its back under tan Let the Current Decide banners
Fit
Ribbed knit with a fold-over cuff; raised embroidered patch on the front

“Let the Current Decide” — Cuffed Beanie · Embroidered

Ribbed knit with a fold-over cuff; raised embroidered patch on the front

Design story & product details

Embroidery gives the tan serif capitals of Let the Current Decide a raised, slightly glossy edge, and the thick black outlines become firm stitched borders around the two scrolled banners. Under them, a purple sea otter drifts on its back on a cuffed beanie, eyes shut, paws folded on its chest and hind feet up, while stitched waves splash around it.

The joke is the otter giving up completely and letting the water choose, and its small, contented smile sells it. It suits the laid-back friend who paddles a kayak every weekend.