Mexican Flag Hard Hats
Mexican flag and Mexican American hard hats: the eagle and serpent, dual heritage flags, Raza Unida and more. Hand-dipped one at a time on ANSI-certified Pyramex Ridgeline full brim shells. $89.99, free US shipping.
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About our Mexican flag hard hats
These are some of the most popular hats we sell. Mexican American Dual Heritage, Mexican American Raza Unida and Mexican American Dual Eagle are all in our top 15 over the last 90 days. Some carry the full green, white and red with the eagle and serpent. Others put the Mexican and American flags on one shell, or mix the flag with skulls, cowboy art or a sticker bomb.
Which designs are the straight Mexican flag?
Waving Mexican Flag Eagle and Mexican Flag Eagle Crest wrap the whole shell in waving Mexican flags with the eagle and serpent. Airbrushed Mexican Flag & Roses is the same flag in a softer airbrushed style with roses.
Do you have designs with both flags?
Yes. Mexican American Dual Heritage has the Mexican coat of arms up top and the American flag on the brim. Mexican American Dual Eagle pairs the golden eagle and the bald eagle, and Mexico Texas USA Flag Pride adds the Texas flag.
What about other countries?
Honduras, Guatemala and Puerto Rico designs are in Country Pride.
For Día de Muertos, the sugar skull designs are in Skull Hard Hats, starting with Colorful Sugar Skulls & Roses.
Can I wear a custom design on a job site?
On most sites, yes. Every hat is built on a Pyramex Ridgeline full brim shell certified to ANSI/ISEA Z89.1 Type I, Class E. Some sites set their own PPE rules, so check with your safety manager if you're not sure. Our OSHA hard hat guide covers what the rules actually require.