The Archive Collection: Non-Wool Ballcaps
The EFF Osaka Tigers EFF DNA Fitted Ballcap features a black and yellow vintage look with a yellow brim, an embroidered roaring tiger face on the front, and a triangular logo on the side, inspired by classic Japanese baseball style.
The EFF Osaka Tigers EFF DNA Fitted Ballcap is a black and yellow vintage cap with a yellow brim, button, and side pennant patch featuring a black panther and Tigers, inspired by Japanese baseball. Additional patches are partially visible front.
The Osaka Tigers EFF DNA Fitted Ballcap by EFF features a black and yellow vintage design, embroidered Japanese characters, a yellow bill, and Tigers with a tiger graphic—ideal for Japanese baseball fans and Ebbets Field Flannels lovers.
Inside view of the Osaka Tigers EFF DNA Fitted Ballcap by EFF, featuring a green undervisor, yellow eyelet stitching, grey pinstriped sweatband, and Ebbets Field Flannels text on the inner seams.

Osaka Tigers EFF DNA Fitted Ballcap

$15 USD $48 USD69% off
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Description: Featuring a modern two-tone construction, the Ebbets DNA Vintage Inspired fitted collection takes some of the teams that are at the heart of Ebbets Field Flannels and their traditional colors, and recontextualizes them to create fashion pieces that will shine in your wardrobe. The contemporary high crown structured fitted cap features raised embroidery front logo with embroidered side patch and rear league logo.

Product Details:

  • 100% polyester
  • 3D embroidered Tiger logo
  • Standard gold visor with green under visor
  • Flat embroidered logos on sides and back
  • Structured modern crown in black
  • Available in fitted sizes only

League: Japanese Baseball

History: Japan's second-largest city is home to one of its oldest professional baseball franchises. The Osaka Tigers first took the field in 1936. Their park - Koshien Field is the oldest in Japan, and is considered sacred ground by players and fans. There is also a statue of Babe Ruth outside the ballpark to commemorate the Bambino's 1934 visit to Osaka.