New Arrivals
The Ebbets Field Mossy Oak x 1935 Brooklyn Eagles Ballcap features a Mossy Oak Bottomland camo design and a bold white NY logo on the front, shown on a plain gray background.
The Ebbets Field Mossy Oak x 1949 Los Angeles Angels (PCL) Ballcap, featuring bold white
The Mossy Oak x Ebbets Field 1935 Brooklyn Eagles Ballcap by Ebbets Field is shown from the back, displaying a green and black tie-dye pattern, brown adjustable strap, and curved brim against a plain light gray background.
A back view of the Ebbets Field Mossy Oak x Ebbets Field 1935 Brooklyn Eagles Ballcap, featuring Mossy Oak Bottomland camo and a brown adjustable strap with buckle, set against a plain white background.
The Ebbets Field Mossy Oak x Ebbets Field 1935 Brooklyn Eagles Ballcap features a green and brown camo design with a bold white NY logo, shown on a plain light gray background.
A close-up of the Mossy Oak x Ebbets Field 1935 Brooklyn Eagles Ballcap by Ebbets Field, featuring brown and gray camo with a large white overlapping N and Y logo stitched on the front.
A close-up of the Los Angeles Dodgers 1958 MLB Authentic Wool Ballcap by Ebbets Field, inspired by the classic on-field style from the Decade of Change Collection.
New Arrivals

Mossy Oak x Ebbets Field 1935 Brooklyn Eagles Ballcap

$68 USD
Color
Camo/Olive
Size

1935 BROOKLYN EAGLES BALLCAP BY MOSSY OAK X EBBETS FIELD

History: Drawn from the hardwoods of Mississippi, Mossy Oak’s Bottomland pattern pioneered a naturalistic approach to camouflage — using muted tones, photo-real textures, and a natural depth to blend the human outline seamlessly into the surrounding woods. They provided the custom fabric for this collaboration, recasting their iconic camo in a classic wool blend fabric, which we then used to give some of our fan-favorite hats a special design flip.

The Eagles played their inaugural season at Brooklyn’s Ebbets Field in 1935, but moved to Newark just one year later. Co-owned and managed by Effa Manley, the first and only woman inducted into the Baseball Hall of Fame, the Eagles were a powerhouse of the Negro Leagues, winning the NLWS in 1946. The following year, their home-grown star Larry Doby became the second Black player to break the color barrier and the first in the American League.

This hat features Mossy Oak's iconic Bottomland Camo in the body, our classic wool broadcloth in olive on the brim, and a felt appliqué of the 1935 Brooklyn Eagles logo on the front.