H Street Carriage Car Cap HEADWEAR flag at center chest

flag at center chest

The 5 panel nylon cap features an embroidered Philippines flag patch at center front

This crop sleeveless top features a varsity style graphic print in Abolition font reading “LIBERATORS 1865” and a Pan-African American flag emblem symbolizing the significance and celebration of the Juneteenth holiday

Care: Machine wash cold

Hat featuring “BLACK LIBERAT19N” original graphic design in Abolition font commemorating Juneteenth and the movement for Black Liberation

H Street Carriage Car Cap HEADWEAR flag at center chestThe historic H Street NE corridor of Washington, D. C. was established in 1849 and quickly became a major commercial hub and working class community in the early 20th century. The arrival of horse drawn streetcars in 1871 is largely credited with the area's surge in development during the late 19th century and thus the inspiration for our H Street Carriage Car capsule. This is Chris Cardis ode to H Streets original form of public transit and how