Lamrof "Detroit Red Cap"
Detroit Red Cap from Lamrof.
A 6-panel cap with an embroidered design of "DETROIT RED," a nickname Malcolm X was called during his gang days when he had red hair and danced at discos.
The back side features Arabic embroidery meaning "DISCO."
This cap was created to respect his charisma during his gang days and his nickname.
To ensure practicality for daily use, the material is finished with a combination of product washing and bio-washing to bring out its softness, but it has been improved to hold its shape more firmly than spring/summer models.
The top of the head is set higher (deeper) compared to average 6-panel caps.
〈Size〉
[FREE]
58-60cm
〈Material〉
COTTON 100%
Lamrof [ラムロフ]
Designer: Daisuke Sakamoto
“Lamrof” was launched in 2021 by Daisuke Sakamoto, a designer from Sendai.
The brand name Lamrof uses the practice of reverse spelling popular among African American jazz musicians in the 1940s, spelling "Formal" backwards. It signifies "wearing formal wear ideologically in opposition," and expresses respect for the history and culture of African Americans, who have had a profound impact on the world from the past to the present.
The highly unique and high-quality collection, which does not succumb to common modern trends, is fully infused with the designer's background, who has accumulated experience with various famous brands and now also handles numerous visual creations.