New Era Kansas City Chiefs Thermal Beanie Black YGroup_03012247 - One-size-fits-most - Officially licensed

Name: New Era Kansas City Chiefs Thermal Beanie Black YGroup_03012247 - One-size-fits-most - Officially licensed
Brand: www.pmscs.com
SKU: 26161015579
Price: 35.00 USD
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New Era Kansas City Chiefs Thermal Beanie Black YGroup_03012247 One size fits most Officially licensed One size fits most Officially licensed Team 47 Brand embroidery Structured crown Pre curved brim Ventilation eyelets Premium high top canvas shoe with iconic silhouette Winged tongue stitching for reinforcement Branded star ankle patch and vintage license plate OrthoLite® insole for comfort 35mm rubber taping Colour: Black White Style: 162050 New Era is bringing the vibes to your winter headwear with the Kansas City Chiefs Thermal Beanie A premium knitted beanie with an embroidered logo on the front to show everyone what team you rep

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