The Ebbets Field Charleston Charlies Pillbox Cap is a retro-style navy blue and red hat featuring white horizontal stripes and a bold red “C” on the front, reminiscent of the classic Charleston Charlies design, shown against a simple light gray background.
The Ebbets Field Charleston Charlies Pillbox Cap is a retro-inspired baseball hat in navy blue, featuring three white horizontal stripes, a prominent red “C” on the front, and finished with a bold red brim and top button.
The Charleston Charlies Pillbox Cap by Ebbets Field is a retro-style baseball cap in navy blue with white horizontal stripes, featuring a red brim and a large red letter “C” on the front.
The Charleston Charlies Pillbox Cap by Ebbets Field features a navy blue retro design with white horizontal stripes, a red brim, and a small red button on top. An adjustable brown strap at the back ensures a comfortable fit.
The Ebbets Field Charleston Charlies Pillbox Cap is shown from the back against a plain gray background, displaying its retro navy blue design with white stripes, a red top button, and a brown adjustable strap with a brass buckle.
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Charleston Charlies Pillbox Cap

$96.00 CAD
Color
Navy/Red
Size
VINTAGE-STYLE WOOL PILLBOX HAT HONORING THE CHARLESTON CHARLIES

History: The Charleston Charlies were a Triple-A club in the International League from 1971 to 1983, playing at Watt Powell Park and cycling through four big league parents over their 13-year run. They won the league championship in 1977 — the same year they absorbed a handful of Toronto Blue Jays prospects on loan while the expansion club got its footing. Willie Randolph came through on his way to becoming a six-time All-Star. In their final season, 1983, the Charlies went 74-66 and made the playoffs one last time before the Indians moved the franchise to Maine.

Made from genuine wool broadcloth with felt appliqué lettering, this pillbox-style hat is a reproduction of the Charleston Charlies' on-field ballcap from 1983. The style first had its heyday in the late 1800s, but in 1976 the Pittsburgh Pirates helped bring the look back for a while. As a Pirates affiliate team, the Charlies adopted the look, and kept the pillbox as a part of their uniform after moving to Cleveland's farm system, where they swapped in the Indians' red and blue.