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Classic Cotton Twill Sports Cap

Nautical Ink

Sale price£75.00

COLOUR: Nautical Ink

SIZE: ONE SIZE

Nautical Ink
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  • Stretch cotton twill, cotton with a little elastane
  • Six panels and a seamed bill
  • Multicoloured embroidered Pony at the front
  • Polo Ralph Lauren embroidered at the back
  • Buckled leather strap
  • One size, 59cm

The difference between this and Polo Ralph Lauren's plain chino cap is the stretch, a little elastane woven in with the cotton twill. Six panels, a seamed bill and a buckled leather strap at the back, with Polo Ralph Lauren stitched alongside it. The Pony on the front is embroidered in several colours rather than one. Nautical Ink, which is navy by another name.

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