Money Hard Hats
Hundred dollar bills and every Dirty Hands Clean Money design, for people who get their hands dirty to get paid. Hand-dipped one at a time on ANSI-certified Pyramex Ridgeline full brim shells. $89.99, free US shipping.
Buying for someone?
No hat size needed.The ratchet fits 6½ to 8.
Ships in 1–2 business daysArrives in 3–5, USPS with tracking.
Buy 2 hats, save $10.It comes off at checkout.
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Money hard hats
Hundred dollar bills and every Dirty Hands Clean Money design, for people who get their hands dirty to get paid. Each one is hand-dipped one at a time, so no two come out exactly alike.
What are the best sellers?
Over the last 90 days, Dirty Hands Clean Money is our second best-selling hat overall. On this page it's followed by Blue Collar Proud American, then Pink Dirty Hands Clean Money and Hundred Dollar Bills Money.
How many Dirty Hands Clean Money designs are there?
Four. The original has red and white script over hundred dollar bills on black. Oilfield Dirty Hands Clean Money adds an oil rig for oil field crews, Pink Dirty Hands Clean Money is the hot pink version, and Blue Collar Proud American runs the line under "Proud Blue Collar American" with rolls of cash. More in Blue Collar Hard Hats.
Do you have a plain money print?
Three of them: Hundred Dollar Bills Money Print with bills on a light background, Hundred Dollar Bills Money with big Benjamin faces on dark, and Gold Hundred Dollar Bills with gold-tinted bills on black.
Is it a good gift?
Yes. The ratchet suspension fits head sizes 6½ to 8, so you don't need to know their size. Pink Dirty Hands Clean Money pairs with the original if you're buying for two. More ideas in hard hat gifts.
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.