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The EFF Iowa Cubs EFF MiLB Vintage Foam Trucker is a white, red, and blue snapback hat with “Iowa Cubs” embroidered on the front and an “Iowa” logo patch on the mesh side panel.
The EFF Iowa Cubs MiLB Vintage Foam Trucker is a blue and white mesh snapback with a red brim and side patch featuring “IOWA” in blue within a red and white circle, inspired by the Vintage Minor League collection.
The EFF Iowa Cubs EFF MiLB Vintage Foam Trucker features a white front, blue mesh back, red brim, and an adjustable snap closure plus an “IOWA” patch—perfect for dedicated Iowa Cubs fans.
Inside view of the Iowa Cubs EFF MiLB Vintage Foam Trucker by EFF, featuring a green underbill, black mesh panels, black inner bands with white logos, red trim on the brim, blue exterior, and snapback closure.

Iowa Cubs EFF MiLB Vintage Foam Trucker

$15 USD $48 USD69% off
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Description: Ebbets is excited to celebrate the heritage of Minor League Baseball that stretches into the modern game with our Vintage Minor League collection. The foam crown and mesh sides feature chain-stitched embroidery to complete the ‘70s vibe.

Product Details:

  • 100% polyester
  • Embroidered Iowa Cubs logo on front
  • Standard red visor with green under visor
  • Flat embroidered Iowa circle patch on right side
  • Foam crown in white with royal blue mesh back and sides
  • Snapback
  • Available in adjustable only

League: American Association

History: Since 1981 the Iowa Cubs have played as a Triple-A affiliate of the Chicago Cubs. The club was initially founded in 1969, playing in the American Association as the Iowa Cubs, an affiliate of the Oakland Athletics. They kept that name despite going from an affiliate of the A’s to the Chicago White Sox, Houston Astros, and back to the White Sox before their name change along with becoming the Cubs affiliate in ‘82. From ’69 to ’97 the Des Moines team played in the American Association before joining the Pacific Coast League – despite an obvious distance from the Pacific Coast – following the dissolution of the American Association. Today the Cubs play in the International League with their home games played at Principal Park.