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Schampa Mini Doo-z’s Headwear -red/black, Headband on 2040-parts.com

US $14.99
Location:

Ravenna, Michigan, United States

Ravenna, Michigan, United States
Condition:New with tags UPC:Does not apply

 

 

SCHAMPA Mini DOO-Z’s Headwear - Red/Black/white

 

Designed as a low profile headband, with a soft wicking liner and an elastic band for a secure fit.

 

Features:
• Holds hair back

• Elastic band for a secure fit
• Lined with soft wicking and breathing fabric

 - 2504-0351


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