The Black Friday Archive Collection
The Harlingen Suns EFF Lone Star Fitted Ballcap by EFF features a navy blue design with a 3D orange sun logo with a white H on the front, and a side patch of a smiling baseball and Harlingen Sunbirds Pro Baseball in the Lone Star League.
The EFF Harlingen Suns EFF Lone Star Fitted Ballcap is a navy ballcap with a 3D orange sun logo on the front and a side patch reading “Harlingen Suns Pro Baseball” with a cartoon sun. Part of the Lone Star League collection.
The Harlingen Suns EFF Lone Star Fitted Ballcap by EFF is navy blue with a round orange and white side patch, a Lone Star Original red badge on the back, and a button on top. The front of this cap isn’t shown.
The Harlingen Suns EFF Lone Star Fitted Ballcap by EFF is navy blue, shown inside-out with a green underbrim, black sweatband, white Ebbets Field Flannels branded lining, stitched panels, and vent holes for an authentic Lone Star League look.

Harlingen Suns EFF Lone Star Fitted Ballcap

$8.00 CAD $83.00 CAD90% off
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Description: Featuring a modern construction, this EFF Lone Star fitted ballcap is a recreation of those worn during the one whirlwind of a season of the Lone Star League  that will shine in your wardrobe. The contemporary high crown structured fitted cap features raised embroidery front logo with embroidered side patch and rear league logo.

Product Details:

  • 100% polyester
  • 3D embroidered ‘H’ sun logo
  • Standard navy blue visor with green under visor
  • Flat embroidered logos on sides and back
  • Structured modern crown in navy blue
  • Available in fitted sizes only

League: Lone Star League

History: The Harlingen Suns were the Lone Star League’s distant second-place finishers. With the season forced to its early finish, the Suns were one of three teams unable to play all 80 of their games as the three of them, the McAllen Dusters, and the Texas City Stars all finished with two games still to be played. Even with all 80 games, there was no catching the Seagulls in first as the Suns finished 12 games back with a record of 40-38.