League: Negro League Baseball (NLB)
Ebbets Field Detroit Stars 1950 V-Neck Mesh Jersey in white with thin blue pinstripes, red and black trim on the collar and sleeves, and Detroit in blue cursive script across the chest.
Ebbets Field Detroit Stars 1950 V-Neck Mesh Jersey in white with thin dark pinstripes, black and red sleeve cuffs, and the number 50 in black on the back.
Ebbets Field Detroit Stars 1950 V-Neck Mesh Jersey in white mesh with blue pinstripes, featuring the word Detroit in dark script across the chest and a red-trimmed V-neck collar.
White mesh Detroit Stars 1950 V-Neck Mesh Jersey with navy blue pinstripes and the large dark number 50 on the back.
Detroit Stars 1950 V-Neck Mesh Jersey in white mesh with blue pinstripes, featuring a red and black striped cuff and an embossed logo near the hem.
White mesh Detroit Stars 1950 V-Neck Mesh Jersey fabric featuring thin, vertical dark blue zigzag pinstripes.
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Detroit Stars 1950 V-Neck Mesh Jersey

$108 USD
Color
White w/ Navy pin
Size
V-NECK MESH JERSEY HONORING THE DETROIT STARS

History: The Detroit Stars name returned to the Negro American League in 1954, when entrepreneur Ted Rasberry moved his Grand Rapids Black Sox to Detroit. Playing in an era when integration was reshaping Black baseball, the revived Stars carried on the legacy of the original Detroit club. Managed by former major leaguer Ed Steele, the team captured the Negro American League championship in 1956 with a remarkable 52–16 record. This later incarnation kept the Stars name alive into the early 1960s.

Made from breathable knit mesh with tackle twill appliqué lettering and logos, this jersey is inspired by the uniform worn by the '50s-era Detroit Stars.