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New Era New York Yankees Womens Bubble Stitch Black 9FORTY Adjustable Cap
New Era New York Yankees 9FORTY black adjustable
Unisex black New Era 9FORTY cap with a distinctive bubble stitch New York Yankees logo, which creates a subtle relief. It has a rounded peak and a medium-structured crown that holds its shape during regular wear. The adjustable back strap allows you to adjust the size according to the wearer's needs. It is suitable for everyday wear and light outdoor activities.
The design combines the iconic MLB logo with textured embroidery, which adds visual detail without significant bulk. The inner sweatband increases wearing comfort and helps with regular care of the cap. The peak protects from the sun while maintaining the classic shape of the 9FORTY model. The universal look will easily complement streetwear outfits.
Material
- Outer material: 100% cotton; hand wash or gentle cycle at low temperature.
- Lining/sweatband: 100% polyester; dry naturally, tumble dry not recommended.
- Embroidery (logo): polyester yarn; do not bleach, clean gently.
- Inner visor reinforcement: rigid plastic; do not bend visor when cleaning and spot clean.
FAQ
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How do you adjust the size of the cap?
The size is adjusted with the adjustable strap at the back, which allows you to adjust the head circumference as needed. -
How do you clean the cap?
Delicate hand wash or spot clean and air dry are recommended; do not iron the peak and do not use bleach.
Thestreets Tips
- The color is exactly as in the picture, black with a subtle logo relief. It fits comfortably when worn regularly.
- The adjustable strap works reliably and the cap holds its shape. The sweatband improves comfort when worn for longer periods.
- The high-quality bubble-stitch embroidery adds an interesting detail without unnecessary bulk. It goes well with streetwear style.


