Quanhaigou Corduroy Bucket Hats Unisex Reversible Travel Daily Cap for Men Women Teens Camel Beige
Product ID: B0CLHTZYYG
Condition: New
Selected Option: One Size Camel Beige
$ 102
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Product Description
Quanhaigou Corduroy Bucket Hats Unisex Reversible Travel Daily Cap for Men Women Teens Camel Beige
- Material:This Corduroy Bucket Hat for women/men teens made of high quality Cotton and corduroy fabric,it is cozy ,soft,breathable,comfortable.
- Size: One size fits most (Head Circumference :S/M- 22"-22 3/4"(56cm-58cm)' Brim: 2.4'' ) Nice Stitches, Perfect Fit Your Head And The Brim Will Not Block Your View.Size recommendation based on head size.
- Design: Bucket Hats for all-day comfort, this corduroy bucket hat features a carefully crafted with attention to detail, ensuring durability and longevity. The soft brim provides shade without sacrificing style, making it a perfect accessory for any season.
- Packable :Foldable, easy to carry or pack inside your purse, tote ,pocket or backpack when not in use .
- Occusion:Lightweight ,perfect for both casual daily and outdoor activities, sun visors, sports , beach, hunting, camping, fishing , hiking ,beach vacation ,relaxing, garden,party,fun or performing chores.
Technical Specifications
Country
USA
Brand
Quanhaigou
Model
QHG-CBH-001
Color
Camel Beige
Size
One Size
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