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Hatstop is a sports and lifestyle headwear shop selling official merchandise for the NFL, MLB, NBA, NHL, MLS, WNBA, college teams, Liga MX and more. Alongside fitted, snapback and trucker hats from brands such as New Era, Mitchell & Ness, '47, Puma and Zephyr, it stocks jerseys, tees, pins and cap-care products, plus side-patch hats and its own custom headwear.
Hatstop has stores in Washington State, including two adjacent shops in the Commons Mall in Federal Way that are linked to the website's stock. It ships across all 50 US states and US territories, and internationally, with prices in US dollars. Standard shipping is free on US orders of $100 or more.
| Shipping | Ships to all 50 US states, US territories and internationally; free shipping on US orders of $100 or more. |
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| Returns | 30 days on US orders (45 days international) to return unworn items with tags for a refund; shipping costs aren't refunded, and if free shipping was used its cost and a 5% fee are deducted. |
| In-store pickup | Store pickup is available; see the Store Pickup Guide. |
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| Ways to pay | Prices are in US dollars, with other currencies selectable. |
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