Haggler Hat

Looking at this input carefully:

Rule 1 / Rule 0 check: The vendor header says "Troll Clothing," but the raw input names "Dirty Hands Clean Money" (DHCM) as the brand, and the Vendor field at the bottom says "BULU." There's a brand name conflict, but the product name "Haggler Hat" and the brand copy all point to "Dirty Hands Clean Money" / DHCM as the manufacturer brand. I'll use "Dirty Hands Clean Money" as named in the copy since it's explicit.

Stripping inventory: The "Built for comfort on and off the job" bullet is pure filler with no fabric/feature content. Strip it. "Whether you're negotiating..." and "Built for those who hustle hard..." are Rule 1/4 violations. Strip them. "Fresh front or back" is brand copy attached to a real feature (flat brim, reversible/dual-wear orientation) — this came from the input so it can stay, paraphrased.

Fabric note: The input lists "Mesh: 100% Cotton" and "Fabric: 80% Acrylic | 20% Wool." These are two separate components, which is plausible for a trucker hat (cotton mesh back panels, acrylic/wool front panels). I'll present them as given without combining or inferring.

Features left after stripping: Flat brim, structured fit, adjustable snapback closure, cotton mesh, acrylic/wool fabric. That's enough for a short description and bullets.

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Dirty Hands Clean Money's Haggler is a structured flat brim snapback with an adjustable snapback closure. Front panels in 80% acrylic and 20% wool; mesh in 100% cotton.

• Structured fit
• Flat brim, worn front or back
• Adjustable snapback closure

Fabric: Front: 80% acrylic / 20% wool; Mesh: 100% cotton