YerbaWear Heritage Series: “La Palma y la Llave” Hoodie

A tribute to the Cuban spirit, made for the diaspora that carries home in the heart.
YerbaWear Heritage Series hoodie featuring the Escudo de Cuba, first drawn in 1849 by Miguel Teurbe Tolón and formalized for the republic in 1906. Ours is a historically faithful rendering of the Cuban coat of arms to honor culture and memory.

Symbolism

• Golden key & rising sun — Cuba as the “key to the Gulf,” a nation always rising.
• Blue–white bands — historic territorial divisions echoed in the flag.
• Royal palm & hills — resilience rooted in land and people.
• Laurel & oak; Phrygian cap with star — victory, strength, and liberty.

Garment Details

• Blank: Gildan 18500 (Unisex) Heavy Blend, midweight 8 oz.
• Fabric: 50/50 cotton–poly; air-jet yarn for softer hand and reduced pilling.
• Construction: double-needle seams, ribbed cuffs/hem with spandex, pouch pocket, tear-away label.
• Print: direct-to-garment with durable eco-inks.

Fit & Care

• Fit: unisex. For relaxed, choose your usual; for oversized, go up one.
• Care: wash cold, inside-out; tumble low or hang dry; do not iron print.