Red tunic with black motifs by Moshood

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This description refers to material held by Smithsonian National Museum of African American History and Culture. Visual details below describe the original material.

A red tunic with the Moshood logo. The tunic is made of synthetic twill, it has a round neckline with a split down the center front. Four rows of machine stitching are sewn along the border of the neckline. The three-quarter length sleeves are wide, they taper in slightly at the ends. A side seam pocket is sewn on each side at hip level. A face and the text [MOSHOOD] are in black at the center of the tunic, slightly offset to the proper left side. The face has a wide X at the top between the eyes and three lines on each side of the nose. Top stitching is placed at the side seams and the pockets. A vent is placed on each side seam at the bottom of the tunic, the proper left vent in nine inches long, the proper right vent is nine and a half inches.

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