Seattle Supersonics Outer Limits Origin Snapback
Rep a legend in effortless style with the Seattle Supersonics Outer Limits Origin Snapback - featuring a relaxed 5-panel design, unstructured mid crown, and pre-curved visor for that easy, everyday fit. Finished with bold embroidered front and side logos and an adjustable snapback closure, it’s a clean, classic nod to Sonics heritage with a modern edge. In 1967, the SuperSonics were founded in Seattle and played through until 2008. The Seattle SuperSonics name was selected by fans, inspired by the Boeing plant in Seattle, with the company working on an aeroplane that was to be called the "Supersonic Transport."
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Seattle Supersonics Outer Limits Origin Snapback
Rep a legend in effortless style with the Seattle Supersonics Outer Limits Origin Snapback - featuring a relaxed 5-panel design, unstructured mid crown, and pre-curved visor for that easy, everyday fit. Finished with bold embroidered front and side logos and an adjustable snapback closure, it’s a clean, classic nod to Sonics heritage with a modern edge. In 1967, the SuperSonics were founded in Seattle and played through until 2008. The Seattle SuperSonics name was selected by fans, inspired by the Boeing plant in Seattle, with the company working on an aeroplane that was to be called the "Supersonic Transport."
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Rep a legend in effortless style with the Seattle Supersonics Outer Limits Origin Snapback - featuring a relaxed 5-panel design, unstructured mid crown, and pre-curved visor for that easy, everyday fit. Finished with bold embroidered front and side logos and an adjustable snapback closure, it’s a clean, classic nod to Sonics heritage with a modern edge. In 1967, the SuperSonics were founded in Seattle and played through until 2008. The Seattle SuperSonics name was selected by fans, inspired by the Boeing plant in Seattle, with the company working on an aeroplane that was to be called the "Supersonic Transport."
