Miners wore it over the mouth. Field hands wore it against the sun. Every immigrant coming through Ellis Island had one, because a square of printed cotton is a bag, a bandage, a filter and a sweat rag, and it costs almost nothing.
It became a symbol later. It started as the thing that let you keep both hands free.
Specifications ∆ 95% polyester, 5% spandex · 7.5 oz/yd² (250 g/m²) ∆ Cut and sew construction, so the print runs continuous through the seams ∆ Double-layer side insert pockets ∆ Seam thread color matched automatically to the design ∆ White drawstring · printed care label inside · unisex fit ∆ S through 3XL
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