This hoodie makes the perfect gift for dads who carry the weight of fatherhood — sometimes literally. The Slip Disc hoodie is made for the dads who throw kids in the air, haul diaper bags, assemble cribs, and feel it the next morning. A hilarious and relatable gift for Father’s Day, birthdays, holidays, or any dad who understands that good fatherhood is bad for the back.
Designed in-house and released exclusively by Dad To The Bone USA, the Slip Disc hoodie blends gritty graphic energy with real-life dad truth. Created by dttbUSA, this design represents the dad to the bone mindset — lifting heavy, staying steady, and showing up no matter how the back feels.
The Slip Disc graphic features bold, impact-driven artwork paired with the line “Good Fatherhood Is Bad For The Back.” It’s a nod to piggyback rides, couch launches, car seat wrestling matches, and every moment that leaves dads sore but smiling. This hoodie turns everyday dad strain into a badge of honor.
As part of the official Dad To The Bone USA collection, the Slip Disc hoodie delivers brand-forward design created entirely in-house by dttbUSA. It’s original, high-impact, and rooted in authentic fatherhood culture rather than trends, making it a standout piece with lasting relevance.
Constructed on our premium standard hoodie platform, the Slip Disc hoodie provides dependable warmth, everyday comfort, and durability built for real life. Whether you're on playground duty, handling weekend projects, or recovering from yesterday’s lift, this hoodie is designed to move with you.
Product details:
Material: 50% cotton, 50% polyester
Fabric weight: medium-heavy for warmth and structure (8.0 oz/yd² / 271 g/m²)
Fit: classic unisex fit
Construction: air-jet spun yarn for a softer feel and reduced pilling
Features: double-lined hood with matching drawcord, front pouch pocket, ribbed cuffs and waistband with spandex
Use: everyday wear, layering, and all-season comfort
Designed in-house and exclusively released by Dad To The Bone USA (dttbUSA).
Built after bedtime. Forged in fatherhood.
