The Ebbets Field Seattle Rainiers 1951 Mesh V-Neck Road Jersey features SEATTLE in bold red and blue lettering across the chest, gray mesh fabric, navy and red trim on the sleeves and collar, and a small label at the neck.
A gray Seattle Rainiers 1951 Mesh V-Neck Road Jersey by Ebbets Field, featuring red and navy trim and large red outlined letters spelling “SEATTLE” across the chest. A white tag inside the collar displays the Ebbets Field brand.
A close-up of the Seattle Rainiers 1951 Mesh V-Neck Road Jersey by Ebbets Field, featuring a gray mesh fabric with small holes for breathability and a prominent red number 3 outlined in blue.
Crafted by Ebbets Field, the Seattle Rainiers 1951 Mesh V-Neck Road Jersey features gray mesh fabric accented with a red and blue ‘R’ patch, finished off with a bold red stripe and a slimmer navy blue stripe along the edge.
The Seattle Rainiers 1951 Mesh V-Neck Road Jersey by Ebbets Field is a gray baseball jersey with blue and red trim on the sleeves and collar. The back of the jersey features a large red number 3 outlined in blue.
Close-up of light gray mesh fabric with small holes, featuring navy blue “Ebbets Field” script embroidery and red and navy blue stripes on the hem, from the Seattle Rainiers 1951 Mesh V-Neck Road Jersey.
Close-up of the Seattle Rainiers 1951 Mesh V-Neck Road Jersey by Ebbets Field, featuring light gray, breathable athletic mesh with small, evenly spaced perforations and subtle folds. The texture and pattern showcase its moisture-wicking material, ideal for sportswear or activewear.
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Seattle Rainiers 1951 Mesh V-Neck Road Jersey

$153.00 CAD
Color
Gray/Red
Size
V-NECK MESH JERSEY HONORING THE 1951 SEATTLE RAINIERS

History: Rogers Hornsby was 55 years old and as demanding as ever when he took over the Seattle Rainiers in 1951. The Hall of Fame second baseman — .358 career average, two Triple Crowns — ran the club his way, and the Rainiers responded. Led by outfielder Jungle Jim Rivera, Seattle went 99-68 and won the PCL pennant, the franchise's first championship since their wartime trifecta of 1940, 1941, and 1942.

Made from breathable knit mesh with tackle twill appliqué lettering and logos, this jersey is inspired by the away uniform worn by the 1951 Seattle Rainiers.