31 July 1970, Black Tot Day, was the day on which the Royal Navy discontinued its rum ration, known as the daily tot. “Round the world” in every ship of the Royal Navy, glasses were raised in their final salute, where many a strong man shed a tear at the passing of a tradition so old and fine that was to be no more.

31 July 1970, Black Tot Day, was the day on which the Royal Navy discontinued its rum ration, known as the daily tot. “Round the world” in every ship of the Royal Navy, glasses were raised in their final salute, where many a strong man shed a tear at the passing of a tradition so old and fine that was to be no more.

Super soft, premium quality 5.3 oz cotton Tshirt with durable full-color screenprinted design on back. Pusser's Rum logo placed on front chest pocket.

In recognition of our 300 plus year tradition, Pusser’s has created a collector’s line of durable, stylish and versatile clothing that is ideal for sailing, island-hopping or simply being a citizen about town.  Each of the pieces resonates with maritime history and nautical motifs. Browse through our collection and pick up a few items for those occasions when you want to look effortlessly neat and carelessly cool.

31 July 1970, Black Tot Day, was the day on which the Royal Navy discontinued its rum ration, known as the daily tot. “Round the world” in every ship of the Royal Navy, glasses were raised in their final salute, where many a strong man shed a tear at the passing of a tradition so old and fine that was to be no more.