League: Pacific Coast League (PCL)
The Ebbets Field San Francisco Seals 1933 Mesh V-Neck Home Jersey is a white short-sleeve baseball jersey featuring thin navy vertical stripes, navy trim on the sleeves and collar, and “SEALS” in navy letters on the left chest.
The Ebbets Field San Francisco Seals 1933 Mesh V-Neck Home Jersey features white pinstripes with navy trim on the collar. The front displays two large navy “S”s overlapping the navy “EALS” lettering, and the breathable fabric is detailed with small perforations.
The Ebbets Field San Francisco Seals 1933 Mesh V-Neck Home Jersey features white pinstripes, a navy blue number 10 on the front, and a navy collar accented with red and light blue trim.
Close-up of the Ebbets Field San Francisco Seals 1933 Mesh V-Neck Home Jersey, showcasing its white mesh fabric with thin blue pinstripes and a thick navy ribbed hem accented by white and blue stripes. Subtle embroidery appears on the fabric near the hem.
The Ebbets Field San Francisco Seals 1933 Mesh V-Neck Home Jersey features a white base with thin navy blue vertical stripes and the number 10 in navy on the back. Navy blue stripes accent the edges of the sleeves for a classic look.
The Ebbets Field San Francisco Seals 1933 Mesh V-Neck Home Jersey features a white fabric with thin blue diagonal stripes and rows of small perforated holes, giving it a lightweight and breathable design reminiscent of classic sportswear.
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San Francisco Seals 1933 Mesh V-Neck Home Jersey

$153.00 CAD
Color
White Pinstripe
Size
V-NECK MESH JERSEY HONORING THE 1933 SAN FRANCISCO SEALS

History: In 1933, an 18-year-old San Francisco kid named Joe DiMaggio got his first full season with the Seals — and spent much of it correcting sportswriters when they misspelled his last name. From May 28 to July 25, he recorded a hit in 61 consecutive games, shattering the previous PCL record and drawing crowds wherever the Seals played. "The strain was getting a bit tough," DiMaggio admitted when it finally ended, having gone 0-for-5 against Oakland. The streak still stands as the longest in PCL history, set eight years before he broke his own records in the majors.

Made from breathable knit mesh with tackle twill appliqué lettering and logos, this jersey is inspired by the home uniform worn by the1933 San Francisco Seals — the one Joltin' Joe wore himself.