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The Tokyo Giants Japanese Indigo Corduroy Ballcap by Ebbets Field features navy blue Japanese indigo-dyed corduroy and a bold white
The Tokyo Giants Japanese Indigo Corduroy Ballcap by Ebbets Field features a bold white “E” on navy blue indigo-dyed corduroy, shown against a light gray background—ideal for Japanese baseball memorabilia fans.
The Ebbets Field Tokyo Giants Japanese Indigo Corduroy Ballcap is shown from the back, featuring navy blue textured fabric and a brown adjustable strap with metal clasp, set against a plain light gray background.
The Ebbets Field Tokyo Giants Japanese Indigo Corduroy Ballcap is shown from the back in navy blue, featuring a brown adjustable strap and buckle against a plain light gray background.
Ebbets Field’s Tokyo Giants Japanese Indigo Corduroy Ballcap features a dark blue indigo-dyed finish and a bold white embroidered
Close-up of the Ebbets Field Tokyo Giants Japanese Indigo Corduroy Ballcap brim, featuring black concentric stitching on smooth corduroy, set against a plain white background—a nod to classic Japanese baseball memorabilia.
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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Tokyo Giants Japanese Indigo Corduroy Ballcap

$97
Color
Navy
Size

JAPANESE INDIGO-DYED CORDUROY HAT HONORING THE TOKYO GIANTS

History: A group of Japanese all-star ballplayers formed a barnstorming squad in 1934 and toured the United States, at one point facing off against an American all-star team that included Babe Ruth, Lou Gehrig, and Jimmy Fox. Two years later when the Japanese Baseball League formed, the team formally changed its name to the Tokyo Giants (or Kyojin in Japanese) and began their long history of success. Today they are the oldest and most successful professional sports team in Japan.

This Tokyo Giants 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. Finished with a white felt logo (a Japanese character meaning “giant man”) and green satin underbrim.Â