Mitchell & Ness St. Louis Cardinals 'Vintage Baseball' Vintage Fit Strapback Red YGroup_01035643 - Skinny Fit - 2

Name: Mitchell & Ness St. Louis Cardinals 'Vintage Baseball' Vintage Fit Strapback Red YGroup_01035643 - Skinny Fit - 2
Brand: www.pmscs.com
SKU: 69206398326
Price: 42.00 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.1269 (29 reviews)

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Mitchell & Ness St. Louis Cardinals 'Vintage Baseball' Vintage Fit Strapback Red YGroup_01035643 Skinny Fit 2 Skinny Fit 2 Cargo Pockets Suede Leather Carré label Belt loops Dual front and back pockets YKK zipper fly and cuffs Main: 98% cotton 2% elastane Colour: Vintage Wash Printed graphics Brushed fleece interior Elasticated waistband Adjustable drawstring Woven brand label Dual side pockets Single back pocket Regular fit Colour: Light Brown Style: CA25Q4017 A timeless symbol of America's favorite pastime the baseball cap has represented generations of legendary players and dedicated fans

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