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Two New Lowrider-Inspired and Dodger-Blue L.A. TACO Hats Are Now Available!

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Just in time for the Dodgers opening day this week, L.A. TACO is releasing a new hat to show just how down you are for the boys in blue and Los Angeles. Blue and white for life. Perfect for your days on blue heaven on earth or just grabbing some tacos from your local taquería.

Or if you get down more with L.A.'s lowrider way of life, you can join our L.A. TACO, familiar with our new grey and white "Plaque Hat," inspired by the places behind the lowrider classic cars of lowrider clubs of Los Angeles. The design was made for us exclusively by barrio illustrator extraordinaire Benjie.

As a reminder, all members who sign up for our year-long membership get their pick of whatever hat they want for free when they sign up!

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