Red baseball cap by Da Link Went Wear

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This description refers to material held by Smithsonian National Museum of African American History and Culture. Visual details below describe the original material.

A red baseball cap designed by Da Link Went Wear. The hat is made of twill weave blended acrylic, wool, and spandex. There is a button secured at the top of the crown. The crown is pieced with six panels that are machine stitched together. Each panel has an eyelet at the center. There is an embroidered rectangle depicting half of a man's face in black and silver thread at the center front of the hat. The text [DALINKWENT] is embroidered in black thread on the proper left side of the crown. The underside of the visor is lined in light gray twill fabric that is likely cotton. Red bias binding is placed along the seams at the interior that is likely cotton. Synthetic buckram is attached to the front two panels of the crown at the interior.

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