12 Pack Bulk Fun Hamburger Headband Perfect for Parties!

12 Pack Bulk Fun Hamburger Headband Perfect for Parties!

Marsoni

M251S

$73.66

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12 Pack Bulk Fun Hamburger Headband Perfect for Parties!Add a playful touch to your spring and summer gatherings with these fun hamburger headbands. Designed to fit most head sizes comfortably, they are perfect for themed parties, cookouts, or any event where you want to bring a smile to your guests' faces. With a bulk pack of 12, everyone can join in the fun effortlessly. Includes 12 hamburger headbands One size fits most Snap on headband design for easy wear Perfect for spring and summer parties Great

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Reviewed in the United States on March 16, 2012