Name: Mens New Era Black Sacramento Kings The League 9FORTY Adjustable Hat
Brand: New Era
SKU: 200972869
Price: 27.99 USD
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Mens New Era Black Sacramento Kings The League 9FORTY Adjustable Hat - 200972869

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Reach for a staple piece of Sacramento Kings headwear with The League 9FORTY hat from New Era. It features the Sacramento Kings logo in raised embroidery across the front and the teams name on the back strap. An adjustable closure lets you choose which fit is most comfortable throughout the day.

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