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Tan New York Knicks Corduroy Script Green Bottom New Era 9Fifty Snapback 2003 World Series With Off White crown and tell it goodbye

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Tan New York Knicks Corduroy Script Green Bottom New Era 9Fifty Snapback 2003 World Series With Off White crown and tell it goodbye With Off White crown and purple visor and bronze front logo with green bottom Chicago Bulls THE FINALS SCRIPT SNAPBACK royal Hat by Mitchell and Ness is Authentic wool blend adjustable hat by Mitchell & Ness with original cut and flat brim Additional details include a snapback closure at the rear and a green undervisor The New York Knicks Corduroy Script 9FIFTY Snapback features an embroidered Knicks script at the front panels with the official NBA Logoman at the right wear side

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