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Mitchell & Ness Cleveland Browns Jim Brown #32 '63-'64 Legacy Jersey Brown YGroup_06000713 - 59FIFTY® Fitted™ - Full
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Mitchell & Ness Cleveland Browns Jim Brown #32 '63 '64 Legacy Jersey Brown YGroup_06000713 59FIFTY® Fitted™ Full 59FIFTY® Fitted™ Full Crown for a Tall and Broad Profile Structured Cap Front Panel Structure for Stability and Classic Cap Shape Flat Visor Designed to be Flat But Can Curve as Desired Team Logo Embroidery Detailing World Series Patch at right Embroidered New Era® flag at left League Logo on Back 6 Panel Silhouette Eyelet ventilation Composition: 100% polyester Colour: Chrome White OTC Style: 70653393 The strategic blend of high calibre construction and disciplined design result in a forceful display of superior style Commemorating the legacy that has been left by past champions of the game the Mitchell & Ness’ legacy collection is a welcome addition to the Culture Kings family this season
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