Maximizer Kelly: Be You (Five Panel Cap)
This is a structured camper style cap with a firm front panel AND Maximizer Kelly's design.
• Low fitting
• Pro stitch on crown
• 4 metal eyelets
• 8 rows of stitching on visor
• Matching fabric undervisor
• Matching color sweatband
• Adjustable release plastic buckle with nylon strap closure
Specially made: 15% of the net profit is Kelly's.
The story you wear and share...
Kelly was born on May 11th, 2000 in Minneapolis, Minnesota. She came into the world with an innate light and kindness to her, and also an unknown disability, causing her cerebellum to be half of its usual size, affecting her coordination and physical functioning. But there was no questioning the limits she could push; as Kelly grew up her family and friends watched her overcome challenge after challenge with her sheer determination, including the time she gave up her walker to begin walking on her own, shortly after her Dad Charlie passed away.
What defines Kelly is not her disability, but her ability to love and be kind to others. She is able to do what so many of us struggle with, which is telling people how much she loves them; Kelly is the definition of unconditional love. All of these traits are why her classmates voted her their Homecoming Queen this year.
Kelly is so excited to be able to share her love of art with the world in hopes that it reminds them to be kind, to love others, and to love yourself exactly as you are.
• Low fitting
• Pro stitch on crown
• 4 metal eyelets
• 8 rows of stitching on visor
• Matching fabric undervisor
• Matching color sweatband
• Adjustable release plastic buckle with nylon strap closure
Specially made: 15% of the net profit is Kelly's.
The story you wear and share...
Kelly was born on May 11th, 2000 in Minneapolis, Minnesota. She came into the world with an innate light and kindness to her, and also an unknown disability, causing her cerebellum to be half of its usual size, affecting her coordination and physical functioning. But there was no questioning the limits she could push; as Kelly grew up her family and friends watched her overcome challenge after challenge with her sheer determination, including the time she gave up her walker to begin walking on her own, shortly after her Dad Charlie passed away.
What defines Kelly is not her disability, but her ability to love and be kind to others. She is able to do what so many of us struggle with, which is telling people how much she loves them; Kelly is the definition of unconditional love. All of these traits are why her classmates voted her their Homecoming Queen this year.
Kelly is so excited to be able to share her love of art with the world in hopes that it reminds them to be kind, to love others, and to love yourself exactly as you are.