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Kit out in Trivium Snapback Cap: Logo in black cotton — officially licensed Trivium merchandise fronting the Trivium wordmark on a flat-peak snapback build.

Trivium formed Orlando in 1999 with Matt Heafy on vocals and guitar, and moved to Roadrunner Records in time for Ascendancy in 2005, then The Crusade (2006) and Shogun (2008) through the peak-metalcore run. The wordmark has been the band's steady logo across the catalogue.

Front-print Trivium wordmark on a black cotton crown, flat peak, snapback adjustable closure at the back.

  • Rockoff officially licensed product
  • Style: Snapback Cap
  • Design: Logo
  • Colour: Black
  • Material: cotton
  • Fit: One size, adjustable
  • Great for: Trivium fans, metalcore collectors, festival day-wear

Trivium Snapback Cap: Logo

SKU: TRIVSBCAP02B
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Kit out in Trivium Snapback Cap: Logo in black cotton — officially licensed Trivium merchandise fronting the Trivium wordmark on a flat-peak snapback build.

Trivium formed Orlando in 1999 with Matt Heafy on vocals and guitar, and moved to Roadrunner Records in time for Ascendancy in 2005, then The Crusade (2006) and Shogun (2008) through the peak-metalcore run. The wordmark has been the band's steady logo across the catalogue.

Front-print Trivium wordmark on a black cotton crown, flat peak, snapback adjustable closure at the back.

  • Rockoff officially licensed product
  • Style: Snapback Cap
  • Design: Logo
  • Colour: Black
  • Material: cotton
  • Fit: One size, adjustable
  • Great for: Trivium fans, metalcore collectors, festival day-wear

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