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Boston junior 65/35 polycotton cap
From £2.72 ex VAT
This Boston junior cap provides a practical, colourful option for children's promotional events. It features durable 260g 65/35 polycotton fabric, offering breathability and wind protection. The 5-panel design with a stiffened front panel is perfect for printing your brand.
The Boston junior 65/35 polycotton cap offers a practical and colourful choice for corporate buyers seeking general promotional headwear for children's events.
- Made from a durable 260g 65/35 polycotton fabric, offering both breathability and windproof properties.
- Features a 5-panel design with stitched eyelets and a seamless, stiffened front panel, suitable for printing.
- Includes a tear release adjuster for a secure kid's fit and a curved peak with 6 stitch lines, made from recycled PU.
- Available in 10 bright colours and has a tear-away label, making the Boston junior 65/35 polycotton cap easy for branding.
This Boston junior 65/35 polycotton cap is an excellent item for adding your brand for various marketing and event needs.
Brands
This Boston junior cap provides a practical, colourful option for children's promotional events. It features durable 260g 65/35 polycotton fabric, offering breathability and wind protection. The 5-panel design with a stiffened front panel is perfect for printing your brand.
From £2.72 ex VAT
*Pricing excludes branding and setup fees
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| Quantity | Unit Price |
|---|---|
| 1+ | £2.72 |
| 50+ | £2.07 |
| 200+ | £1.42 |
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