The EFF Baltimore Elite Giants NLB Flip Fitted Ballcap features black and red colors, a red bill and top button, front “Baltimore Elite Giants” embroidery, and a round Negro National League patch with a red baseball on the side.
The EFF Baltimore Elite Giants NLB Flip Fitted Ballcap is a black vintage cap with a red brim, featuring Baltimore Elite Giants embroidered in white and red, honoring the storied Negro National League team.
The EFF Baltimore Elite Giants NLB Flip Fitted Ballcap is a vintage-style black cap with a red brim, featuring embroidered logos and an Elite Giants patch—a classic tribute to Negro National League baseball.
The EFF Baltimore Elite Giants NLB Flip Fitted Ballcap features a black crown, red brim and button, a circular side patch with white and red embroidery inspired by the Negro National League, and a small embroidered batter logo on the back.
The Baltimore Elite Giants NLB Flip Fitted Ballcap by EFF has a green underbrim, red stitching, white pinstriped lining, and EBBETS FIELD FLANNELS printed along black inner seams for a classic vintage look.

Baltimore Elite Giants NLB Flip Fitted Ballcap

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Description: Featuring a modern two-tone construction with black crown and red visor, the NLB Flip 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 "Baltimore" script with tail
  • Standard red visor with green under visor
  • Flat embroidered logos on sides and back
  • Structured modern crown in black
  • Available in fitted sizes only

League: Negro National League

History: The 1949 Elite Giants were led by a 20-year-old infielder named Jim Gilliam. After three straight All Star seasons in Baltimore by Gilliam, he was signed by the Brooklyn Dodgers, where he won the 1953 National League Rookie of the Year. As the Dodgers’ leadoff hitter for most of the 1950s, Gilliam won four World Series titles, made two All Star Game appearances, and saw his number 19 jersey later retired by the club.