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Hood X Culture Kings Las Vegas Collab Original Corduroy Snapback Black YGroup_03006001 - Exposed stitching - Embroidered
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Hood X Culture Kings Las Vegas Collab Original Corduroy Snapback Black YGroup_03006001 Exposed stitching Embroidered Exposed stitching Embroidered graphics Ribbed crewneck Dropped shoulders Short sleeves Twin needle stitching Regular fit Material: 100% Cotton Colour: Cyan Style: SMLIBLAFSST American Thrift X Beavis & Butthead collaboration World exclusive Officially licenced Beavis & Butthead custom graphic prints Vintage wash Ribbed crewneck Dropped shoulders Twin needle stitching Regular fit Composition: 100% Cotton Colour: Black Wash Style: ATROCKT The Hood X Culture Kings Las Vegas collab is delivering epic styles that'll have you dripped out from head to toe Built using only the highest quality cotton corduroy fabrication for a stand out
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