Name: Mens New Era Black Chicago Bulls Tip-Off Cuffed Knit Hat
Brand: New Era
SKU: 201297525
Price: 33.99 USD
Availability: InStock

Mens New Era Black Chicago Bulls Tip-Off Cuffed Knit Hat - 201297525

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Complete your Chicago Bulls cold-weather gear with this New Era Tip-Off Cuffed Knit Hat. This knit hat features an embroidered Chicago Bulls graphic on the front, letting you represent your favorite squad in style. Made from 100% acrylic, this cuffed knit hat delivers a snug and comfortable fit that will keep you warm all season long.

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