Name: Mens New Era Heather Gray/Blue Dallas Mavericks Two-Tone 39THIRTY Flex Hat
Brand: New Era
SKU: 200378615
Price: 33.99 USD
Availability: InStock

Mens New Era Heather Gray/Blue Dallas Mavericks Two-Tone 39THIRTY Flex Hat - 200378615

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New Era

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Top off any Dallas Mavericks look with this Two-Tone 39THIRTY Flex hat from New Era. It features two solid front panels with an embroidered team logo and eyelets. Mesh mid and rear panels provide extra breathability and stretch to ensure a secure fit, making this Dallas Mavericks cap a must-have piece of gear.

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NBA

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