Varsity Headwear is partnering with DHL for a collection of limited edition baseball caps. One version is an all-black cap that features a DHL plaque on the rear, held together by six panels, and an adjustable yellow and red strap at the back. The other cap features a âVSâ logo on the right back corner and a completely black design, including a matching black webbing strap.
Both caps are produced with Seaqual yarn, a sustainable source that uses materials from the land and sea to reduce the amount of waste being produced annually. The hat brims are made of 100% recycled plastic and can be packaged in smaller boxes. The Varsity Headwear x DHL hats are priced at $95 USD.
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- Limited Edition Collaborations
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