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The EFF Reddy Kilowatt EFF Pinstripe Button Down Jersey features blue pinstripes, red and blue accents, Reddy in bold red across the front, and a smiling yellow Reddy Kilowatt patch near the bottom.
The EFF Reddy Kilowatt Pinstripe Button Down Jersey features blue pinstripes, red side panels, a large red number 8 outlined in blue on the back, and a small patch on the left sleeve.
Close-up of the Reddy Kilowatt EFF Pinstripe Button Down Jersey by EFF—white with blue and red stripes, perforated holes, and a patch featuring cartoon baseball player Reddy Kilowatt above READY KILOWATT, bat, and ball.
A close-up of the Reddy Kilowatt EFF Pinstripe Button Down Jersey by EFF, showing a label with a cartoon face, brand details, and size (L) on the white jersey with blue pinstripes.
Close-up of the EFF Reddy Kilowatt EFF Pinstripe Button Down Jersey, a white pinstripe baseball jersey with bold red and blue lettering and KILOW in yellow on a red background.
The EFF Reddy Kilowatt Pinstripe Button Down Jersey features a large red number 8 with blue trim, stitched onto white fabric with classic vertical blue pinstripes for a vintage baseball look.

Reddy Kilowatt EFF Pinstripe Button Down Jersey

$60 USD $100 USD
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Description: The Pinstripe Collection button down jerseys are inspired by designs from the history of Black baseball. Woven with a unified thread throughout the collection that honors the iconography and colors that carry the stories of Black baseball with them.

Product Details:
  • Polyester mesh with pinstripe body and sleeves
  • Tackle twill patches
  • Tackle twill no. 8 patch in red on royal blue on the back
  • Reddy Kilowatt left sleeve patch
  • Royal blue and red stripes down shoulders, sleeves and sides
  • Button front
  • Rounded droptail hem
  • Dry Clean Only
  • Imported

League: Independent Team

History: The Reddy Kilowatt character first appeared in 1926, and was used for several decades by power utilities to promote the use of electric power and safe electricity. This design was worn in the 1940s at a time when many companies (including public utilities) sponsored amateur and semi-pro ballclubs.

Please note: This product cannot be customized.