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Nylon Running Cap

Peach

Sale price£35.00
  • Style OI1500008
  • Nylon
  • Perforated vented sides
  • Lightweight construction
  • Adjustable strap at the back
  • One size

A running cap in nylon with perforated panels down both sides, so heat gets out and sweat does not sit in it. It is light enough to forget about, which is the whole reason to own one: rolled into a jacket pocket for the day the rain turns up, or on the head for the run itself. Oi Polloi keep it plain, with an adjustable strap at the back. Peach is the soft one, and the one that suits not running at all.

COLOUR: Peach

SIZE: ONE SIZE

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