NHL Adult Carolina Hurricanes Structured Black Adjustable Hat product image
NHL Adult Carolina Hurricanes Structured Black Adjustable Hat product image
NHL Adult Carolina Hurricanes Structured Black Adjustable Hat product image
NHL Adult Carolina Hurricanes Structured Black Adjustable Hat product image

NHL Adult Carolina Hurricanes Structured Black Adjustable Hat

About This Item

Design

  • Curved brim
  • Structured fit, adjustable baseball hat
  • Moisture-absorbing sweatband
  • Adjustable, hook and loop closure on back

Style and Team Spirit

  • Raised team logo on front
  • Designed in team colors

Additional Details

  • One size fits most
  • Officially licensed product
  • Brand : Fanatics
  • Country of Origin : Imported
  • Web ID: 24PPMANHLHRVLCRSTCARA
  • SKU: 26328246
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