Name: Mens Pro Standard Light Blue/Green Golden State Warriors Retro Program 2-T
Brand: Pro Standard
SKU: 200351767
Price: 39.99 USD
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Mens Pro Standard Light Blue/Green Golden State Warriors Retro Program 2-T - 200351767

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Pro Standard offers a unique take on Golden State Warriors headwear with this Retro Program 2-Tone hat. Its raised embroidery in a bright colorway features the Golden State Warriors logo on the front, championship details on the side and the team name across the back. This snapback is quick and easy to adjust for the ideal fit.

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