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Embroidered Breakdancer Flat Bill Cap — Street Dance Snapback with Crown Detail

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This structured, high-profile snapback brings laid-back street energy with a subtle vintage feel. Made from 100% cotton twill, the deep navy cap features a green undervisor for a touch of classic baseball-house contrast. Clean white embroidery—a small, sketch-like figure in motion on the front and a tiny crown above the opening—gives the cap personality without shouting. The five-panel construction with sewn eyelets keeps the silhouette crisp and breathable, while the adjustable snap closure lets you dial in the fit. Wear it tilted forward while skating, layered with a denim jacket for rooftop hangs, or paired with a minimalist outfit to let the embroidered details take the stage.

Product features
– 100% cotton twill for a vintage look and feel
– Structured five-panel, high-profile design with sewn eyelets
– Green undervisor adds classic contrast
– Adjustable snapback closure fits 55–60 cm head circumference
– White embroidered front motif and small crown at the back

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