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"Blame My Backhand" Classic Snapback · Embroidered
"Blame My Backhand" Classic Snapback · Embroidered
"Blame My Backhand" Classic Snapback · Embroidered
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"Blame My Backhand" Classic Snapback · Embroidered

Original designs you won't find anywhere else

$36.95 USD

+ $2.99 shipping · $1.99 for 2 · free with 3+ items

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  • It’s a wearable excuse for every shot that sails long
  • The retro banner lettering and a racket mid-swing make the case for you, and anyone who has lost a point on their weak side will get the joke
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PLACEMENTFront embroidery
Designed in Korea
Detailed embroidery
Printed near you
Estimated delivery: Nov 16 – Dec 2 Weekends are excluded; public holidays, customs and remote-area delivery may extend these estimates.

Not fast fashion

Original artwork you won't find on marketplaces. Every design is drawn in-house.
Ships from the US. Tracked delivery.
If it arrives wrong, we fix it. Free reprint or refund for damage or misprints
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At a glance

Who it's for
Tennis and doubles players with a sense of humor about missed backhand shots
Main benefit
Structured flat-brim snapback with raised embroidered Blame My Backhand lettering on a navy banner above a racket hitting a white ball
Fit
Six-panel structured crown with flat brim, green under-visor and raised embroidery on the front

“Blame My Backhand” — Classic Snapback · Embroidered

Six-panel structured crown with flat brim, green under-visor and raised embroidery on the front

Design story & product details

Stitched, the heavy rounded serif of Blame My Backhand turns raised and glossy, and the curly swashes on the B’s and the d catch the light across the front of this embroidered snapback. Under the navy banner, a racket sends a white ball off with speed lines behind it.

It’s an excuse you can wear. The shot went long, and the cap already says why. It suits the doubles partner who apologizes after every rally.