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The EFF Sioux City Ghosts Pinstripe Button Down Jersey features white pinstripes, Sioux City Ghosts in orange and black across the chest, a skull and crossbones logo, black side panels, and a left sleeve logo patch.
Part of the EFF Pinstripe Collection, the Sioux City Ghosts EFF Pinstripe Button Down Jersey features black pinstripes, red-orange side panels, and a bold black-outlined number 3 on the back—honoring the Sioux City Ghosts legacy.
A close-up of the Sioux City Ghosts EFF Pinstripe Button Down Jersey by EFF, featuring white fabric with black and orange pinstripes and an oval patch at the center showing a silhouette outlined in orange and black.
A close-up of the Sioux City Ghosts EFF Pinstripe Button Down Jersey by EFF, featuring a white pinstripe design and a black-and-orange patch with a ghost silhouette.
Close-up of the EFF Sioux City Ghosts EFF Pinstripe Button Down Jersey, featuring white pinstripes, orange and black embroidered GH lettering inspired by the Sioux City Ghosts, white buttons, and stitched details.
Close-up of an orange number 3 with a black outline stitched onto a white EFF Sioux City Ghosts Pinstripe Button Down Jersey, featuring thin vertical navy blue pinstripes.

Sioux City Ghosts 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 number 3 in orange on black on the back
  • Ghost silhouette left sleeve patch
  • Black and orange stripes down shoulders, sleeves and sides
  • Button front
  • Rounded droptail hem
  • Dry Clean Only
  • Imported

League: Black Barnstorming Team

History: The Sioux City Ghosts were a touring Black fast-pitch softball team with origins in a boys club in the African-American West 7th Street neighborhood during the 1920s. The prowess of the team soon made them one of the top touring attractions during the Great Depression, along with teams like the House of David and Harlem Globetrotters. After becoming widely known in the Midwest, the team toured California, the West, and Canada. As entertainment was an integral part of the appeal of these barnstorming teams, the Ghosts relied on comedy routines and displays of baseball skill like "Shadowball" to widen their appeal.

Please note: This product cannot be customized.