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The New British Racing Hat—On Sale in the BaT Gear Store! You Should Know

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It’s time for another merch drop from the prolific team at the BaT Gear Store! Say hello to the new British Racing Hat, a five-panel structured snapback ballcap featuring an embroidered XKE in the iconic Pale Primrose color, outlined in British Racing Green to complement the visor and embroidered grommets.

Enzo Ferrari once declared the Jaguar E-Type to be the most beautiful car ever made, so by extension, this is the most beautiful hat ever made. And we’re selling it for a reasonable $40 in the BaT Gear Store—just 1/1000th the price of this Loro Piana number.

Get your British Racing Hat here!

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