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LA Kings 50th Anniversary Limited Edition Denim Cotton Cap
$60.00
Melin
LA Kings 50th Anniversary Limited Edition Denim Cotton Cap
$60.00
Join the LA Kings Golden Jubilee Celebration in style! Gear up with this LA Kings 50th Anniversary Limited Edition Denim Cotton Cap!
Features:
- Limited edition - only 300 in existence
- 50th Anniversary Shield patch with enamel metal crown rivet
- Light bleach wash Japanese denim
- Black Suede under-visor
- Matte black signature under-visor thumb seal
- Thermoflex snapback
- This cap lives in a specially designed display case
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This item is a FINAL sale, no returns or exchanges will be accepted.
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