Ole Miss "Hotty Toddy" Puff Ink Trucker Hat
Hotty Toddy! Set on our fan-favorite trucker style, inspired by high-crown, bold hats of yore, this Mississippi hat literally makes a statement. The dimensional puff ink adds to this trucker cap's eye-catching design -- it practically screams Ole Miss, if you ask us.
Each hat is printed with specialty puff ink that expands during curing. Because of the nature of this process, each print will rise and texture slightly differently, giving each piece its own unique character. Hat circumference ranges from 56 to 62 cm, which is roughly equivalent to sizes 7 to 7 3/4. Brought to you in partnership with College Vault.
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Ole Miss "Hotty Toddy" Puff Ink Trucker Hat
Hotty Toddy! Set on our fan-favorite trucker style, inspired by high-crown, bold hats of yore, this Mississippi hat literally makes a statement. The dimensional puff ink adds to this trucker cap's eye-catching design -- it practically screams Ole Miss, if you ask us.
Each hat is printed with specialty puff ink that expands during curing. Because of the nature of this process, each print will rise and texture slightly differently, giving each piece its own unique character. Hat circumference ranges from 56 to 62 cm, which is roughly equivalent to sizes 7 to 7 3/4. Brought to you in partnership with College Vault.
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Hotty Toddy! Set on our fan-favorite trucker style, inspired by high-crown, bold hats of yore, this Mississippi hat literally makes a statement. The dimensional puff ink adds to this trucker cap's eye-catching design -- it practically screams Ole Miss, if you ask us.
Each hat is printed with specialty puff ink that expands during curing. Because of the nature of this process, each print will rise and texture slightly differently, giving each piece its own unique character. Hat circumference ranges from 56 to 62 cm, which is roughly equivalent to sizes 7 to 7 3/4. Brought to you in partnership with College Vault.
