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New Era and I'm donut? Turn a Fresh-Donut Favorite Into a 9TWENTY Collaboration

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New Era and I'm donut? Turn a Fresh-Donut Favorite Into a 9TWENTY Collaboration
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The partnership routes the food brand’s identity through one of New Era’s most approachable silhouettes, trading the label’s baseball heritage for a sweeter cultural reference. The execution keeps things characteristically clean. The base is the 9TWENTY, a curved-visor cap New Era favors for its soft, relaxed fit, giving the piece an everyday wearability that suits a food-brand tie-in.

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1 of 7 New Era 2 of 7 New Era 3 of 7 New Era 4 of 7 New Era 5 of 7 New Era 6 of 7 New Era 7 of 7 New Era Fashion 35 Mins ago 9 Views 0 CommentsComments Save Summary New Era has teamed with Japanese fresh-donut specialist I'm donut? on a collaborative headwear release The design places the I'm donut? icon on the front of the soft-fitting 9TWENTY curved-visor cap in raised three-dimensional embroidery The drop connects a global headwear institution with one of Japan's most talked-about dessert brands New Era and I’m donut? are bringing Japan’s nama-donut craze to headwear, uniting the global sports-and-lifestyle label with one of the country’s buzziest dessert names on a collaborative cap.

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