Kapwa (Snapback)
$29.00
The KAPWA Kap. The word Kapwa written in Baybayin, the Philippine script. At its core the message is simple, as is the overall design. Kapwa is the embodiment of uniting self with others. This cap is a celebration of our fellow human beings. It celebrates YOU, the everyday person, everyday hero and the sharing of ones self and identity with others.
Bayani Art X Malaya Designs
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SSO SNAPBACK CAP 100% Cotton Cap, Bronze Front Logo 3D/Puff Embroidery and Square peak.
| Hat Sizes | 7 1/2 (60cm), 7 1/4 (58cm), 7 1/8 (57cm), 7 3/8 (59cm) |
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