Black Leather Aviator Motorcycle Cap Hat Vintage Wwii 2xl on 2040-parts.com
Bemidji, Minnesota, United States
Black Leather Aviator Cap
Zippers Over Ears Allow For Air Circulation Sizes Available: XS Fits: 20-1/2" Small Fits: 21" - 21-5/8" Medium Fits: 21-7/8" - 22-1/4" Large Fits: 22-5/8" - 23" XL Fits: 23-1/2" - 24-5/8" 2XL Fits: 25" - 25-3/8" (Measure Circumference Of Head Where The Band Will Rest) |
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