The New York Public Library Hat

The New York Public Library Hat – Library Letters On The Streets

The New York Public Library Hat is inspired by The New York Public Library — a system established in 1895, with its main building opening in 1911 at Fifth Avenue and 42nd Street. The hat features only the library’s name embroidered across the front, like the title printed on the cover of an old book.

This hat is for people who love reading, those who remember the feeling of sitting in a grand reading room, and anyone who wants to carry a piece of New York without wearing a hoodie with oversized lettering. Wear it while walking around the city, visiting a bookstore, or sitting on a bench with a book you have not finished. The lettering on the hat says one simple thing: a public library is still a place where everyone is welcome.

The hat features a cream-colored base made from corduroy fabric. The New York Public Library is embroidered in burgundy cursive lettering, slightly angled like handwriting. It has a soft curved-brim design with a flat brim. No additional logo. Made from cotton corduroy with an adjustable fit.

The New York Public Library Corduroy Hat preserves the quietest side of New York: an open library, beautiful lettering, and a seat for anyone who loves to read. Order now!