"En Communion" Classic Dad Hat · Embroidered

White space gives the two-word arrangement room to separate before the lettering gathers into its denser lower curve. “En communion” is French for “in communion,” meaning together in shared fellowship or connection. The small “En” uses dark burgundy, upright slab-serifs, while a four-point burgundy sparkle is centered overhead. Green stems reach out from beneath the first word and finish in pairs of pointed oval leaves.

On the Classic Dad Hat, the embroidery turns “communion” into a broad rising arch with hefty solid strokes and block serifs; the letters at either end lean with the curve. A long green vine threads through the middle of the burgundy word, its edges held apart by a fine white channel that keeps the overlap legible. Its leaves split above and below the line, each with a narrow tapered white cutout. The crowding of vine and lower letters makes the open field around their shared outline feel deliberate.

• The upper word remains notably smaller than the arched word below.
• The vine interrupts the lower letters without covering their solid forms.
• Leaf interiors use white slivers, not extra colour, to describe their shape.