Nanga x Ryuji Kamiyama Jet Cap Brown
Graphic artist Ryuji Kamiyama gives the Nanga logo a streetwear twist in the Jet Cap, a classic 5-panel cap with a graffiti inspired logo in a hand-drawn font embroidered at the front.
- 100% Polyester
- 5 panel construction
- Nanga logo at front
- Product Code: C2530-3A004Z
Nanga are down product experts from Japan, launching with a single sleeping bag design in the 90's they've expanded into outdoor apparel and accessories with a focus on quality and sustainability. Named after the notoriously difficult to climb Nanga Parbat peak in the Himalayas they aim to make products that can overcome even the harshest of challenges. It's OK we wear them in the City too!
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Nanga x Ryuji Kamiyama Jet Cap Brown
Graphic artist Ryuji Kamiyama gives the Nanga logo a streetwear twist in the Jet Cap, a classic 5-panel cap with a graffiti inspired logo in a hand-drawn font embroidered at the front.
- 100% Polyester
- 5 panel construction
- Nanga logo at front
- Product Code: C2530-3A004Z
Nanga are down product experts from Japan, launching with a single sleeping bag design in the 90's they've expanded into outdoor apparel and accessories with a focus on quality and sustainability. Named after the notoriously difficult to climb Nanga Parbat peak in the Himalayas they aim to make products that can overcome even the harshest of challenges. It's OK we wear them in the City too!
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Graphic artist Ryuji Kamiyama gives the Nanga logo a streetwear twist in the Jet Cap, a classic 5-panel cap with a graffiti inspired logo in a hand-drawn font embroidered at the front.
- 100% Polyester
- 5 panel construction
- Nanga logo at front
- Product Code: C2530-3A004Z
Nanga are down product experts from Japan, launching with a single sleeping bag design in the 90's they've expanded into outdoor apparel and accessories with a focus on quality and sustainability. Named after the notoriously difficult to climb Nanga Parbat peak in the Himalayas they aim to make products that can overcome even the harshest of challenges. It's OK we wear them in the City too!
