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University of Alabama 2 Tone Cord Deadstock Snapback
Vintage-inspired style meets collegiate edge in the NCAA 2 Tone Cord Deadstock Snapback. Designed with a 5-panel unstructured mid crown and pre-curved visor, it features cord applique and embroidery on the front, plus an embroidered Mitchell & Ness logo on the side. Finished with a snapback closure and crafted from cotton cord, this cap delivers timeless NCAA-inspired flair. Alabama Crimson Tide, the athletics team of the University of Alabama, got its name from a football game in 1907 that was played in torrential rain. A sportswriter described Alabama's offensive line as a 'crimson tide' as the player jerseys were stained red from the mud. The NCAA division play within the Southeastern Conference and the women's rowing team compete with the Big 12 Conference.
Vintage-inspired style meets collegiate edge in the NCAA 2 Tone Cord Deadstock Snapback. Designed with a 5-panel unstructured mid crown and pre-curved visor, it features cord applique and embroidery on the front, plus an embroidered Mitchell & Ness logo on the side. Finished with a snapback closure and crafted from cotton cord, this cap delivers timeless NCAA-inspired flair. Alabama Crimson Tide, the athletics team of the University of Alabama, got its name from a football game in 1907 that was played in torrential rain. A sportswriter described Alabama's offensive line as a 'crimson tide' as the player jerseys were stained red from the mud. The NCAA division play within the Southeastern Conference and the women's rowing team compete with the Big 12 Conference.
$10.51
Original: $30.04
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$30.04
$10.51Description
Vintage-inspired style meets collegiate edge in the NCAA 2 Tone Cord Deadstock Snapback. Designed with a 5-panel unstructured mid crown and pre-curved visor, it features cord applique and embroidery on the front, plus an embroidered Mitchell & Ness logo on the side. Finished with a snapback closure and crafted from cotton cord, this cap delivers timeless NCAA-inspired flair. Alabama Crimson Tide, the athletics team of the University of Alabama, got its name from a football game in 1907 that was played in torrential rain. A sportswriter described Alabama's offensive line as a 'crimson tide' as the player jerseys were stained red from the mud. The NCAA division play within the Southeastern Conference and the women's rowing team compete with the Big 12 Conference.
