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47 Brand Louisiana 2008 Sugar Bowl Snapback Tan/Black Size:ONE - Collaboration - Officially Licensed
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47 Brand Louisiana 2008 Sugar Bowl Snapback Tan Black Size:ONE Collaboration Officially Licensed Collaboration Officially Licensed Dropped shoulders Ribbed crewneck Twin needle stitching Printed graphics Regular fit Colour: White Style: CAMMREDLIPSST seam sealed waterproof construction keeps feet dry in any weather Padded collar for a comfortable fit around the ankle that helps keep out debris Timberland's exclusive anti fatigue technology Durable laces with Taslan® fibers Rustproof hardware for long lasting wear Footbed and shaft of the boot lined with soft leather Toe box and forefoot are lined with breathable fabric Rubber lug outsole for traction and durability 400 g Primaloft® insulation Colour: Wheat Style: TB010061713 A new classic from 47 Brand this snapback has a silhouette that makes it incredibly easy to style
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