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"My Solo Runs Long" Classic Snapback · Embroidered

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$36.95 USD

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  • A cap for the sax player who always takes one more chorus than anyone asked for
  • Stitched banners in tan and blue-grey carry the line, and a little gold saxophone hangs right underneath to own the joke
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PLACEMENTFront embroidery
Original artwork
Detailed embroidery
Tracked delivery
Estimated delivery: Nov 3 – 12 Weekends are excluded; public holidays, customs and remote-area delivery may extend these estimates.

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Original artwork you won't find on marketplaces. Every design is drawn in-house.
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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
Saxophonists and jazz combo players who like a self-deprecating joke about long solos
Main benefit
Classic snapback cap with embroidered tan and blue-grey ribbon banners reading My Solo Runs Long above a small gold saxophone
Fit
Structured six-panel snapback with flat brim, raised embroidery on the front, green under-brim

“My Solo Runs Long” — Classic Snapback · Embroidered

Structured six-panel snapback with flat brim, raised embroidery on the front, green under-brim

Design story & product details

Embroidery gives the two ribbon banners a raised, tight edge, so the heavy serif letters of My Solo Runs Long look like an old dance-hall sign stitched onto the front of this snapback. It’s a sax player’s happy confession: the band can wait and the chorus can wait. A small gold saxophone hangs under the blue-grey ribbon, bell swinging to the right, and it lands the joke.

Give it to the saxophonist in your jazz combo who never knows when to stop.