Vintage New Era Steelworkers Hat Cap Snap Back Mens L Red Trucker Union USA 80s
$34.99
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Vintage New Era Steelworkers Hat Cap Snap Back Mens L Red Trucker Union USA 80s
$34.99
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Style: Vintage mesh trucker baseball cap with flat visor and high structured front crown
Brand/Subject: New Era hat featuring United Steelworkers of America Local 14542 union graphics
Type: Mens snap back hat suitable for casual wear, job site use, or labor union memorabilia collections
Color: Red bill and mesh crown with white front panel, blue and red printed logos, and green underbill
Material: Polyester twill front panel with breathable red mesh back and plastic snap closure
Design: Bold circular UNITED STEELWORKERS OF AMERICA AFL-CIO-CLC emblem centered on the crown with STEELWORKERS LOCAL 14542 banners on each side
Back: Open mesh back with adjustable red plastic snap strap for customizable fit
Interior/Markings: Inner labels read SINCE 1920 New Era Dupont Visor Pro Design Medium-Large MFG. IN U.S.A. and IND UNION MADE
Origin: Manufactured in the United States with union-made construction as indicated by the interior tags
Features: Lightweight breathable mesh construction, vintage Dupont visor, structured high crown, adjustable snap closure, classic steelworker union theme
Keywords: vintage New Era Steelworkers trucker hat, mens red union snapback cap, United Steelworkers Local 14542 USA
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