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Nike combines modern style and a vintage Pittsburgh Pirates look with this Cooperstown Collection Rise Adjustable Hat. It features the team name in raised embroidery and a throwback logo embroidered on heavyweight twill fabric. A snap closure makes adjusting the fit of this structured Pittsburgh Pirates hat quick and easy.
- Brand: Nike
- Contrast-color undervisor
- Curved bill
- Five panels with mid and rear eyelets
- Imported
- Material: 100% Cotton
- Mid Crown
- Move To Zero is Nike's journey toward zero carbon and zero waste, helping to protect the future of sport. Apparel labeled sustainable materials is made with at least 75% recycled content.
- Nike Rise caps have a high-depth design with a roomier fit for sport and style
- Officially licensed
- One size fits most
- Rope embellishment on visor
- Snap Closure
- Structured fit
- Team name embroidered with raised details across the front
- Twill fabric has a heavyweight feel (285gsm)
- Vintage team logo embroidered on right-side panel
- Wipe clean with a damp cloth
- Item #11394661
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Rooted in a dedication to innovation and helping people improve their game, Nike asserts that we're all athletes and strives to outfit each of us with the high-performance gear our workouts need. Founded in Oregon by a track athlete and his coach, this now globally renowned brand creates inventive shoes and apparel for athletes at all levels.
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