EFF's Chicago Cats 1976 Authentic Wool Ballcap features a blue design with a cartoon dog holding a soccer ball, inspired by the American Soccer League team, shown on a plain light gray background.
The EFF Chicago Cats 1976 Authentic Wool Ballcap is a blue flat-brim cap with a cartoon cat riding a bicycle embroidered on the front, inspired by the 1979 Chicago Cats soccer team logo. The background is plain white.
The EFF Chicago Cats 1976 Authentic Wool Ballcap is shown from the back, with a dark adjustable strap and brown accent, inspired by vintage Chicago Cats soccer style, against a plain light gray background.
The EFF Chicago Cats 1976 Authentic Wool Ballcap is shown from the back with a curved brim, panel details, and an adjustable dark brown strap, inspired by the Chicago Cats soccer team. Displayed on a plain white background.
The EFF Chicago Cats 1976 Authentic Wool Ballcap features a blue design with an embroidered cartoon cat playing soccer, inspired by the American Soccer League team's fun spirit, and includes a black-and-white soccer ball patch.
A close-up of the Los Angeles Dodgers 1958 MLB Authentic Wool Ballcap by Ebbets Field, inspired by the classic on-field style from the Decade of Change Collection.

Chicago Cats 1976 Authentic Wool Ballcap

$72.75 CAD $97.00 CAD
Color
Blue
Size
THE ORIGINAL LOGO FROM THE '79 CHICAGO CATS SOCCER TEAM

History: The American Soccer League traditionally was an Eastern league that consisted primarily of ethnic clubs. Bob Cousy of basketball fame was hired as commissioner and announced that Chicago would join the league for the 1975 season. In 1976 the Cats and Cleveland Cobras tied for the league’s last playoff spot. When the Cats failed to respond in time to Cousy’s demand that the two teams schedule an extra game to decide who would go to the playoffs, Cousy gave the slot to Cleveland by forfeit. The enraged Chicago owner filed a $1 million lawsuit against Cousy and the league.