Miami Heat Buzzer Beater Pinch Panel Snapback
Introducing the Pinch Panel snapback, our latest hat design with a high-profile, deep fit that's built for comfort and style. Featuring a structured 5-panel crown with a signature pinch front, pre-curved brim and adjustable snapback closure, it's the perfect cap for any fan looking for a bold, clean look. The Miami Heat franchise entered in the '88-'89 NBA season and the team's simple logo of a flaming basketball coming through a hoop hasn't had any changes other than colour in it's short history. The team gained it's name from a name-a-team contest that had more than 5,000 entries, eventually settling on Heat.
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Miami Heat Buzzer Beater Pinch Panel Snapback
Introducing the Pinch Panel snapback, our latest hat design with a high-profile, deep fit that's built for comfort and style. Featuring a structured 5-panel crown with a signature pinch front, pre-curved brim and adjustable snapback closure, it's the perfect cap for any fan looking for a bold, clean look. The Miami Heat franchise entered in the '88-'89 NBA season and the team's simple logo of a flaming basketball coming through a hoop hasn't had any changes other than colour in it's short history. The team gained it's name from a name-a-team contest that had more than 5,000 entries, eventually settling on Heat.
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Introducing the Pinch Panel snapback, our latest hat design with a high-profile, deep fit that's built for comfort and style. Featuring a structured 5-panel crown with a signature pinch front, pre-curved brim and adjustable snapback closure, it's the perfect cap for any fan looking for a bold, clean look. The Miami Heat franchise entered in the '88-'89 NBA season and the team's simple logo of a flaming basketball coming through a hoop hasn't had any changes other than colour in it's short history. The team gained it's name from a name-a-team contest that had more than 5,000 entries, eventually settling on Heat.
