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White Swan Dad Cap

$40.16 USD

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🦢 Legendary White Swan Baseball Cap – South Hills Swag Essential

Gone, but never forgotten. The Legendary White Swan Baseball Cap is a tribute to the iconic bird that once graced the pond by Trax Farm and became a quiet local landmark. Whether you stopped to snap a photo, pointed it out on every drive, or just heard the tales, this cap keeps the memory alive of the South Hills’ most unexpected celebrity.

Made from 100% cotton (Green Camo: 65% polyester / 35% cotton), this hat offers comfort and durability—perfect for reminiscing at Trax, running errands in Peters Township, or sharing a laugh with neighbors who remember the Swan.

With its relaxed, low-profile fit, antique brass buckle closure, Permacurv® visor, and matching undervisor, this isn’t just swag—it’s a wearable memorial to one of the quirkiest, most beloved legends in local history.

🧢 Product Details:

Material: 100% cotton (Green Camo: 65% polyester, 35% cotton)
Closure: Self-fabric hideaway strap with antique brass buckle and grommet
Design: 6-panel, low-profile, unstructured fit
Durability: Four-row stitching on visor with Permacurv® design
Details: Matching undervisor, sewn-in label, brand sticker on visor

t. One Starbucks run away. The Escalade Mom Baseball Cap is a cheeky nod to the unofficial Peters Township pastime: rolling through the South Hills in a shiny Escalade, usually with one kid in the backseat and a venti latte up front. Whether you’re living the dream, poking fun at it, or just people-watching from the Starbucks line, this cap is the ultimate local inside joke.

Made from 100% cotton (Green Camo: 65% polyester / 35% cotton), this hat is as comfortable as it is durable—perfect for your daily coffee run, sideline soccer mom duties, or casual Target lap.

With its relaxed, low-profile fit, antique brass buckle closure, Permacurv® visor, and matching undervisor, this isn’t just swag—it’s wearable satire, designed for anyone who knows the Peters Township scene a little too well.