Crossing the Street Theology Embroidered Baseball Cap

$36.83

Faith is lived out in the everyday moments.

The Crossing the Street Theology Embroidered Baseball Cap is inspired by the small choices that turn belief into action—showing up, noticing people, and carrying compassion into ordinary places. With a simple embroidered design and a relaxed, vintage-inspired feel, this cap is a reminder that theology isn't just something we know; it's something we practice.

Made from soft enzyme-washed cotton twill, this hat has a comfortable broken-in feel that gets better with time. Its understated design pairs easily with your everyday wardrobe while carrying a meaningful message wherever you go.

Features:
• 100% enzyme-washed cotton twill
• Soft, lived-in feel
• Unstructured six-panel design
• Relaxed mid-profile fit
• Curved bill for classic style and sun protection
• Adjustable strap with metal slider
• Made with responsibly sourced BCI cotton

Perfect for coffee runs, campus days, community gatherings, Bible studies, neighborhood walks, and everyday discipleship.

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Faith is lived out in the everyday moments.

The Crossing the Street Theology Embroidered Baseball Cap is inspired by the small choices that turn belief into action—showing up, noticing people, and carrying compassion into ordinary places. With a simple embroidered design and a relaxed, vintage-inspired feel, this cap is a reminder that theology isn't just something we know; it's something we practice.

Made from soft enzyme-washed cotton twill, this hat has a comfortable broken-in feel that gets better with time. Its understated design pairs easily with your everyday wardrobe while carrying a meaningful message wherever you go.

Features:
• 100% enzyme-washed cotton twill
• Soft, lived-in feel
• Unstructured six-panel design
• Relaxed mid-profile fit
• Curved bill for classic style and sun protection
• Adjustable strap with metal slider
• Made with responsibly sourced BCI cotton

Perfect for coffee runs, campus days, community gatherings, Bible studies, neighborhood walks, and everyday discipleship.