A cap read as composition first: three colors, one letter, and a careful argument about where the eye should rest.

Design Story

The front panel is organized around a single crimson C, crowned above and extended by a swept wing to the right. That wing does the quiet work — it turns a static letterform into a direction, pulling the gaze from the crown's apex down toward the brim. Cream negative space keeps the mark isolated and legible; navy panels on the side and brim close the frame. Thin gold linework traces seams and edges, acting less as ornament than as punctuation. On the side panel, a reduced city skyline, a small crowned baseball and the word CLEVELAND form a secondary register, deliberately smaller so the hierarchy never collapses. Red brushed strokes behind the letter introduce controlled disruption against the symmetry.

Wear & Styling

On a vintage soft baseball cap, the curve of the crown bends the letterform slightly, which softens its geometry and gives the graphic a lived-in character. Front-focused scale keeps it readable at distance; the navy brim grounds the lighter crown. Casual, sporty, unfussy when worn.

Size & Fit

• ✔ One Size: Fits head circumference 22–23.6" (56–60 cm), adjustable buckle strap

Please check your head circumference before ordering.

Care

• Hand wash or machine wash cold with like colors.
• Tumble dry low.
• Do not bleach.

Restraint, placed on a curve — a familiar silhouette treated as a surface for composition.