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Original price was: $16.99.$14.44Current price is: $14.44.
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This women’s wide-brim hat offers a classic and elegant look. With its rich cranberry color and wide brim, this hat is perfect for protecting your face and head from the sun.
This felt hat is made of polyester and features a vibrant cranberry color. It has a wide brim to provide shade for your face and neck. The hat includes a removable black faux-leather hat band with a decorative buckle. The hat size is 57cm (8 x 6.5″ opening).
Designed for style and sun protection, this women’s wide-brim hat offers a versatile look. The wide brim shades your face and neck. The hat band adds a stylish touch. The hat is made from durable polyester.
The classic cranberry color complements many outfits. The hat is perfect for outdoor activities and casual wear. The hat is easy to care for.
Steam out any wrinkles. Clean with a horsehair brush or lint remover.
This hat is pre-owned but brand new, with the original tag attached. Enjoy the style and comfort of this hat at a fraction of the original retail price.
By shopping at Father Joe’s Villages, you contribute to our mission of preventing and ending homelessness in San Diego. When you buy this hat, you’re helping support a meaningful cause.
Condition: Pre-owned, new
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