An iconic cowboy hat design in high-quality SVG format.
An iconic cowboy hat design in high-quality SVG format. A vector illustration of a classic cowboy hat, suitable for digital designs and crafts. A stylized illustration of a classic cowboy hat, suitable for graphic design and digital crafts. A vector graphic design featuring a traditional American cowboy hat.
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Add a Touch of Wild West Whimsy with Our Free SVG Hat Clip Art

Add a touch of the Wild West to your designs with our free Cowboy Hat SVG clip art. Perfect for crafting, cutting machines, and more!

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