Letter X Baseball Hat Denim
Please Note: Denim dye lots may vary and may not be a perfect match to the images shown.
The original Letter Baseball Hat. A 6 panel design made with 100% cotton, 8oz denim and finished with a felt letter. A timeless style with just the right amount of structure. What's your letter?
Not your letter? Browse the collection.
- Made in Canada.
- One size fits most.
- 100% cotton, 8oz denim.
- 2 Inch Wool Felt Letter.
- 6 Panel Construction.
- Adjustable strap with metal clasp.
Hats off to these Canadians
X is for Xue. Sheng Xue, a Chinese Canadian investigative journalist and human rights activist known for her work uncovering truths about Chinese boat refugees in Macleans.
Please Note: Denim dye lots may vary and may not be a perfect match to the images shown.
The original Letter Baseball Hat. A 6 panel design made with 100% cotton, 8oz denim and finished with a felt letter. A timeless style with just the right amount of structure. What's your letter?
Not your letter? Browse the collection.
- Made in Canada.
- One size fits most.
- 100% cotton, 8oz denim.
- 2 Inch Wool Felt Letter.
- 6 Panel Construction.
- Adjustable strap with metal clasp.
Hats off to these Canadians
X is for Xue. Sheng Xue, a Chinese Canadian investigative journalist and human rights activist known for her work uncovering truths about Chinese boat refugees in Macleans.
Description
Please Note: Denim dye lots may vary and may not be a perfect match to the images shown.
The original Letter Baseball Hat. A 6 panel design made with 100% cotton, 8oz denim and finished with a felt letter. A timeless style with just the right amount of structure. What's your letter?
Not your letter? Browse the collection.
- Made in Canada.
- One size fits most.
- 100% cotton, 8oz denim.
- 2 Inch Wool Felt Letter.
- 6 Panel Construction.
- Adjustable strap with metal clasp.
Hats off to these Canadians
X is for Xue. Sheng Xue, a Chinese Canadian investigative journalist and human rights activist known for her work uncovering truths about Chinese boat refugees in Macleans.
