King Kerosin Cap
Dirty Rider red/blue
Manufacturer details: KingKerosin
More revs per life
Mr. King Kerosin was born in a working class neighbourhood in Mannheim, Germany. He lived in the USA and travelled to many events on the rockabilly scene. At night, he never missed a party. In the day, he fine-tuned his hotrod, which he used to take part in races at dragstrips or on salt lakes. In his garage in Bakersfield, California, he came up with the idea of founding his own fashion brand: King Kerosin. And that is where the first T-shirts were actually printed. Whilst retaining the USA location, the King established the European headquarters of the company back in Germany, in Hockenheim. The small insider label has become a popular streetwear brand, whose success now goes way beyond the limits of the rockabilly scene. Under the slogan "more revs per life", King Kerosin combines the classic rock'n'roll style with current streetwear trends.
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King Kerosin Cap
Dirty Rider red/blue
The rocky cap of King Kerosin in vintage denim look has a print on the front, a biker with sunglasses and dagger. The peak of the cap is covered with red denim with abrasion and special washing. The width can be adjusted by a strap on the back of the head thanks to snapback, guaranteeing a perfect fit. Each cap is unique.
- 100% Cotton
- hand wash
- King Kerosene Cap
- Size adjustable
- Dirty Rider Print on front side
- Basecap umbrella with abrasion and special washing
- Denim Material Cap Backside
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| Products | Order no. | Availability | Price in £ | Actions |
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KING KEROSIN CAP DIRTY RIDER RED/BLUE |
50903800 |
Available Last chance |
12.981
30.351
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