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LED Cap Luminous Baseball Hat 7 Colors Glow Hat for Men Women Light up Caps

$114.00 $91.00

Color:

Button closure
Hand Wash Only
【7 Colorful lights 5 Modes】LED baseball cap glows in 7 colors - Red, Green, Blue, Gold, Light Blue, Purple, White; and 5 Light Mode - Monochrome, Flash, Gradual, Smooth, Polychromatic. The vibrant light Up designs are surely eye catching.
【MULTIPLE MODE】Use single-button switch 7 colorful lights, 4 flashing modes. Just press the button on the battery to choose your favorite color & mode at any time.
【Rechargeable Battery】Comes with a rechargeable battery and a USB cable, Easily charge like your phone. USB charging for 1 hours will keep the light working for about 2-3 hours. LED battery is hidden inside the controller.
【Humanized Design】Adjustable fitted Velcro strap closure, fits most head sizes, comfortable for wearing!
【Clean and Maintenance】You can scrub with a wet towel (Please do not knead and twist ). Keep the battery away from water. Hand wash ONLY, hang dry in ventilated place, please do not use a dryer or iron.

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