Beats Snapback Hat
Beats Snapback Hat
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THE BEATS SNAPBACK
5 Panel Snapback with Record Crate with the Panic Logo on it printed across the front. Perfect hat for any Vinyl DJ that likes to drop them beats, Record Collector, Or just someone that wants to represent the culture.
Materials
Materials
- Fabric: 60/40 Cotton/Polyester
- Closure: Plastic Snapback
Shipping & Returns
Shipping & Returns
This Item Ships within 10 business days from the United States. For More Information Please See our shipping policy: SHIPPING POLICY
Returns accepted on unused products for up to 30 Days of receipt for mor information please see our return Policy: RETURN POLICY
Features
Features
- Cotton Sweatband
- Flat bill
- Adjusable plastic snap closure
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