The EFF Baltimore Black Sox NLB Team Color Fitted Ballcap features an embroidered BALTO SOX front logo, a circular Baltimore Black Sox/Eastern Colored League side patch, and orange button and accents for a vintage look.
The EFF Baltimore Black Sox NLB Team Color Fitted Ballcap is a vintage-inspired black cap with a flat brim and a front patch reading BALTO above an orange and white S, honoring the Eastern Colored League.
The EFF Baltimore Black Sox NLB Team Color Fitted Ballcap is a vintage-inspired black cap with a flat brim and a side patch featuring the team name and Maryland flag, honoring their Eastern Colored League legacy.
The EFF Baltimore Black Sox NLB Team Color Fitted Ballcap features a vintage look with a circular team patch on the side, red top button, and an embroidered baseball player logo on the back—celebrating Eastern Colored League history.
The Baltimore Black Sox NLB Team Color Fitted Ballcap by EFF features a green underbrim, grey pinstriped lining, black sweatband with EFF label, and a small white, red, and blue logo—reflecting classic vintage style.

Baltimore Black Sox NLB Team Color Fitted Ballcap

$22.00 CAD $69.00 CAD68% off
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Description: Featuring a modern construction with black crown and visor, the NLB Team Color Vintage Inspired fitted collection takes some of our favorite teams and their logos, and recontextualizes them to create fashion pieces 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 “Balto Sox" logo
  • Standard black visor with gray under visor
  • Flat embroidered logos on sides and back
  • Structured modern crown in black
  • Available in fitted sizes only

League: Eastern Colored League

History: The Black Sox began as an independent black club in 1913, and were one of the six founding members of the Eastern Colored League in 1923. After that league's demise, they moved to the American Negro League in 1929, where they won the title for that season, winning over 70% of their games.