The Detroit Cougars Mesh Soccer Jersey by Ebbets Field is a black short-sleeve jersey with an orange collar and trim, DETROIT COUGARS in bold orange and white on the front, and a left sleeve patch—a vintage soccer classic.
A young person in large glasses and a baseball cap holds a soccer ball, wearing the Ebbets Field Detroit Cougars Mesh Soccer Jersey in black with orange lettering, paired with a pink skirt.
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The Ebbets Field Detroit Cougars Mesh Soccer Jersey features black mesh, orange collar and cuffs, an orange and white number 3 on the back, plus a left sleeve patch—echoing vintage NASL Detroit Cougars style.
The Detroit Cougars Mesh Soccer Jersey by Ebbets Field features black mesh with bold orange and white DETROIT COUGARS lettering in a classic collegiate font—ideal vintage soccer apparel for fans and collectors.
An orange and white number 3 is sewn onto black mesh, echoing a classic style on the Ebbets Field Detroit Cougars Mesh Soccer Jersey.
Close-up of the Detroit Cougars Mesh Soccer Jersey by Ebbets Field, featuring black mesh with an orange and white stitched cougar head and soccer ball patch, inspired by the original NASL Detroit Cougars kit.
Close-up of Detroit Cougars Mesh Soccer Jersey by Ebbets Field, featuring black mesh fabric with small perforated holes and visible folds, showcasing its vintage-inspired breathable texture.
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Detroit Cougars Mesh Soccer Jersey

$124.80 CAD $156.00 CAD20% off
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MESH JERSEY HONORING THE DETROIT COUGARS

History: When the United Soccer Association launched in 1967, it took a shortcut: rather than build clubs from the ground up, it imported professional international teams and handed them American identities. The Detroit Cougars were, in reality, Glentoran FC of East Belfast, Northern Ireland — playing one summer in Detroit before returning home. The following year, the USA merged with its rival league to form the NASL, and the Cougars reassembled as an actual Detroit club, backed by Lions owner William Clay Ford and Tigers owner John Fetzer, playing out of Tiger Stadium when the baseball team had the night off. They went 6-12-4 and folded at the end of the season, two years after they'd begun.

Made from lightweight, breathable knit mesh with tackle twill appliqué lettering, this jersey honors the Detroit Cougars, the motor city club with roots in Belfast.