1955 Arkansas Razorbacks Artwork: Two-Tone Heather Snapback Cap Square Patch Hat
By Vintage Brand™ not affiliated with or sponsored by Arkansas Razorbacks The University of Arkansas' basketball team, the Razorbacks, competes in the NCAA Division I and represents the school in Fayetteville, Arkansas. They play in the Southeastern Conference at Bud Walton Arena on campus. Despite having played fewer seasons than most major conference teams, the Razorbacks have a top-twenty-five all-time winning percentage, have appeared in six NCAA Final Four tournaments, and have won a national championship in 1994, under the guidance of coach Nolan Richardson. The Razorbacks also finished as runner-up in the following year's championship game. Authentic work of art ©2023 Vintage Brand.
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The University of Arkansas' basketball team, the Razorbacks, competes in the NCAA Division I and represents the school in Fayetteville, Arkansas. They play in the Southeastern Conference at Bud Walton Arena on campus. Despite having played fewer seasons than most major conference teams, the Razorbacks have a top-twenty-five all-time winning percentage, have appeared in six NCAA Final Four tournaments, and have won a national championship in 1994, under the guidance of coach Nolan Richardson. The Razorbacks also finished as runner-up in the following year's championship game. Authentic work of art ©2023 Vintage Brand.
Product details
The Two-Tone is a classic snapback made with the perfect blend of wool and heather. This look will never go out of style and will always keep you looking good on or off the field.
- Fabric: Heather Grey (M&N)
- Structured
- High Profile
- Snapback
- One Size Fits All
- $7.99 Flat Rate Shipping
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