Frederick McKinley Jones, Unisex, Three-panel Historical Portrait Hoodie (City Champs)

Defend Black Memories...Wear history with resolve and pride. This sweatshirt carries the story of Frederick McKinley Jones, a self-taught engineer from Cincinnati whose inventions revolutionized the way food and supplies were transported worldwide. 

There's a historical portrait and patent drawing on the front, with a Defend Black Memories shield on the back.

This mid-weight fleece hoodie combines thoughtful construction with a quiet, documentary-style design. The front features a portrait panel and subtle text, while the back carries a small emblem reading “Defend Black Memories,” giving the piece a reflective, archival feel. Soft ring-spun cotton and recycled polyester create a warm, smooth hand-feel that wears in, not out.

Practical details: adjustable hood with metal grommets, a roomy kangaroo pocket, reinforced neck tape, and double-needle seams make it reliable for everyday layering. It sits at a regular fit with minimal shrinkage, so it keeps its shape and presence through regular wear.

Each Historical Portrait piece comes with a QR code that takes you to a brief bio about the person or erasure event depicted on the garment.

Product features
- Soft 80% combed ring-spun cotton / 20% recycled polyester fleece for a smooth, warm hand-feel
- Adjustable hood with self-colored drawcords and metal grommets
- Spacious kangaroo pouch pocket to keep hands warm
- Necktape and double-needle topstitching for durability and stable fit

Care instructions
- Machine wash: cold (max 30C or 90F)
- Do not bleach
- Tumble dry: low heat
- Iron, steam or dry: low heat
- Do not dryclean