Stack it up
If you laid every bill flat on top of each other, how tall would the national debt be? Pick a bill.
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Stack drawn wider than life so you can see it — a real one is just 6 inches across.
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Every bill, side by side (each gridline is 10× farther)
The ocean
Now dump all 403 billion hundred-dollar bills into one pile, packed tight.
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The Debt Cap
Wear your number
Every cap is printed with the exact national debt the second you order — no one else will ever have your number. $5 from every hat goes straight to the U.S. Treasury to pay it down.
Live preview — your hat gets the number at the moment you check out.
- Black unstructured dad hat, adjustable strap
- Your one-of-a-kind number printed on the front in white & gold
- Made to order & shipped free in the U.S. (allow about 1–2 weeks)
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of national debt paid off by Debt Cap owners so far. Every hat erases about 65 microseconds.
The spigot
The pile never stops growing. Here's the flow, in $100 bills.
“New borrowing” is how fast the total debt grew over the last 12 months of Treasury data. “All federal spending” is total federal outlays for fiscal year 2025 — most of it is paid for with taxes; the borrowing is the part that isn't.