Foyer Theology Embroidered Baseball Cap

$36.83

The place where welcome begins.

The Foyer Theology Embroidered Baseball Cap is inspired by the spaces where people first feel seen—doorways, entryways, and the moments when strangers become friends. A reminder that hospitality is a form of discipleship, this hat celebrates the simple act of making room for others.

Made with soft enzyme-washed cotton twill, this cap has a relaxed, broken-in feel that makes it an easy everyday piece. Whether you're welcoming people into your home, heading out for coffee, serving your community, or enjoying a slow day, it carries a quiet reminder to live with open hands and an open heart.

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 hosting, Bible studies, retreats, coffee runs, community gatherings, and anyone who believes discipleship happens in everyday spaces.

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The place where welcome begins.

The Foyer Theology Embroidered Baseball Cap is inspired by the spaces where people first feel seen—doorways, entryways, and the moments when strangers become friends. A reminder that hospitality is a form of discipleship, this hat celebrates the simple act of making room for others.

Made with soft enzyme-washed cotton twill, this cap has a relaxed, broken-in feel that makes it an easy everyday piece. Whether you're welcoming people into your home, heading out for coffee, serving your community, or enjoying a slow day, it carries a quiet reminder to live with open hands and an open heart.

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 hosting, Bible studies, retreats, coffee runs, community gatherings, and anyone who believes discipleship happens in everyday spaces.