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The Ebbets Field New York Mets 1962 MLB Authentic Wool Ballcap is blue with an orange NY logo, inspired by the original on-field cap and shown against a plain light gray background.
The Ebbets Field New York Mets 1962 MLB Authentic Wool Ballcap, featuring a blue body and orange “NY” logo, is shown on a light gray background.
A royal blue New York Mets 1962 MLB Authentic Wool Ballcap by Ebbets Field, seen from the back, with a curved brim and an adjustable brown strap with metal buckle. The background is plain light gray.
The Ebbets Field New York Mets 1962 MLB Authentic Wool Ballcap, shown from the back with a brown adjustable strap and gold clasp on a light gray background. From the Decade of Change Collection.
The Ebbets Field New York Mets 1962 MLB Authentic Wool Ballcap, shown from the back, features a blue wool design with a curved brim, brown adjustable strap with gold buckle, and is set against a plain light gray background.
The Ebbets Field New York Mets 1962 MLB Authentic Wool Ballcap, featuring a blue body and orange NY logo, is showcased at an angle on a plain gray background.
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.
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New York Mets 1962 MLB Authentic Wool Ballcap

$96.00 CAD
Color
Blue
Size

THE AUTHENTIC ON-FIELD BALLCAP OF THE 1962 NEW YORK METS

History: Between 1953 and 1963, during what came to be known as the “Decade of Change” in baseball, six teams moved to new cities and four brand new ballclubs joined the majors.

The New York Mets played their first season in 1962, kicking off one of the most storied franchises in baseball history. In deciding their colors, the Mets took the royal blue from the Dodgers and the orange NY logo from the Giants, both former New York teams who moved to California a few years before. 

Ebbets teamed up with Mitchell & Ness to create the Decade of Change Collection, honoring the era with period-accurate ballcaps like this one — handmade in the U.S.A. from genuine wool broadcloth and featuring the flat embroidery style typical of the time.