The Jessicao Tropa 22 Brazilian Hat is the bright yellow cap Brazilian creator Jessicão (@a_jessicao) wore in a selfie video posted on October 23, 2026, two days before Brazil’s presidential runoff, when she announced her support for Flávio Bolsonaro and the number 22. Filmed from the driver’s seat with a Brazil flag patch on her vest, the clip spread quickly across X and turned this cap into one of the most recognizable symbols of the final week of the 2026 race.
Jessicao Tropa 22 Brazilian Hat – Wear the Number Proudly
The Tropa 22 Brazilian Flag 2026 Hat is built to be read from across a street, a stadium, or a phone screen. The crown is a saturated canary yellow, instantly tied to Brazil’s national identity. Across the front, “TROPA” sits in bold royal-blue lettering with a slight arch, giving the word a confident, collegiate feel.
Directly beneath it, an oversized green “22” takes over the front panels. The numbers have a raised, dimensional look with a darker green outline, so they pop off the yellow background like the numbers on a sports jersey. On the side panel, a small Brazilian flag patch adds a quiet finishing touch, with the blue globe and starry sky showing clearly against its green and gold field.

The colors carry their own meaning. Yellow and green, the colors of the Brazilian flag and the famous Seleção jersey, have become closely associated with Brazil’s conservative movement in recent election cycles. When Jessicão wore the cap while posting “enough of all this lying… now it’s Flávio Bolsonaro 22,” the hat became a visual shorthand for her message.
Product Details
- Style: Structured six-panel baseball cap with curved brim
- Design: Canary yellow crown with royal-blue “TROPA” lettering, raised green “22” embroidery, and Brazilian flag patch on the side panel
- Fit: Unisex, classic mid-profile fit
- Material: 100% breathable cotton chino twill
- Care Instructions: Spot clean with a damp cloth and mild soap. Air dry. Do not bleach, machine dry, or iron the embroidery.










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