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The Ebbets Field Hiroshima Carp Japanese Indigo Corduroy Ballcap, a navy blue hat with an embroidered gold fish on the front, is displayed against a plain light gray background.
The Ebbets Field Hiroshima Carp Japanese Indigo Corduroy Ballcap is a navy blue textured hat with an orange embroidered circular face logo, shown on a plain light gray background.
The Ebbets Field Hiroshima Carp Japanese Indigo Corduroy Ballcap, shown from the back, displays its navy corduroy texture and a brown adjustable strap with metal clasp against a plain light grey background.
The Ebbets Field Hiroshima Carp Japanese Indigo Corduroy Ballcap, shown from the back and side, features navy blue indigo-dyed corduroy, a brown adjustable strap, and a curved brim against a light gray background.
The Hiroshima Carp Japanese Indigo Corduroy Ballcap by Ebbets Field is a navy hat with textured fabric and an orange koi fish jumping over three coffee beans, embroidered in a circle.
A close-up of the Ebbets Field Osaka Tigers Japanese Indigo Corduroy Ballcap, crafted from indigo-dyed Japanese corduroy.
Group picture of the Tokyo Giants, Osaka Tigers, and Hiroshima Carp ball caps on a wooden table. Made with genuine indigo-dyed corduroy fabric and featuring the team logos on the front of the caps.
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Hiroshima Carp Japanese Indigo Corduroy Ballcap

$97
Color
Navy
Size

JAPANESE INDIGO-DYED CORDUROY HAT HONORING THE HIROSHIMA CARP

History: Hiroshima established a professional baseball team as part of the city's reconstruction efforts after the atomic bomb devastation in 1945. The Carp ("Koi" in Japanese) were perennially underfunded, so much so that in 1951 the club almost disbanded. But Hiroshima fans rallied behind their team and collected donations to keep them afloat. In spite of their financial issues, the Carp persevered and made a full revival in recent years, winning three consecutive pennants in 2016–18.

This Hiroshima Carp hat is cut and sewn in the USA from a textured, Japanese-made corduroy fabric that’s been dyed with traditional indigo — making it a true heirloom piece that will take on a unique character as it fades and wears in over time.Â