New Era New York Yankees 'Vintage Pin Painter' Painter Snapback Dark Green YGroup_02055483 - Embroidered - 5-panel pinch

Name: New Era New York Yankees 'Vintage Pin Painter' Painter Snapback Dark Green YGroup_02055483 - Embroidered - 5-panel pinch
Brand: www.pmscs.com
SKU: 8422880596
Price: 58.00 USD
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New Era New York Yankees 'Vintage Pin Painter' Painter Snapback Dark Green YGroup_02055483 Embroidered 5 panel pinch Embroidered 5 panel pinch front Strapback closure Pre curved brim High profile crown Colour: Red Style: FL GLDTH27WIS RD65 Adjustable Strapback Pre Curved Visor Low Profile Crown Unstructured Front Panels Eyelet Ventilation Back mesh panels Embroidered New Era® logo at left Logo Embroidery Detailing One Size Fits Most Colour: Black Style: 14860794 The New Era Painter features vintage pin details with an embroidered logo at the front of the cap Additional details include a a flat visor

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