The Ebbets Field Chicago Cats Vintage Soccer Goalie Jersey features a light blue body, dark blue collar and cuffs, a large number 1 on the left chest, and a cartoon cat logo in a white circle.
The Chicago Cats Vintage Soccer Goalie Jersey by Ebbets Field is a light blue, long sleeve, collared jersey with dark cuffs and collar.
The Ebbets Field Chicago Cats Vintage Soccer Goalie Jersey features light blue long sleeves, a dark blue collar, a large front number 1, and a circular patch with a cartoon cat playing soccer, inspired by the classic goalie jersey.
Close-up of the Ebbets Field Chicago Cats Vintage Soccer Goalie Jersey in light blue, featuring a black ribbed cuff and visible fabric texture, with part of the sleeve shown against a matching background.
A round patch of the Ebbets Field Chicago Cats Vintage Soccer Goalie Jersey shows a cartoon cat in shorts and shoes, collared long sleeve jersey, open-mouthed with whiskers, playing soccer on a light blue background.
The Ebbets Field Chicago Cats Vintage Soccer Goalie Jersey features a light blue design with a dark collar, bold “CHICAGO” and number 1 on the back, inspired by classic American Soccer League long sleeve jerseys.
A bold black number one stands out on the light blue textured Chicago Cats Vintage Soccer Goalie Jersey from Ebbets Field, featuring a blocky modern style with a slanted top that evokes classic American Soccer League designs.
Close-up of light blue Chicago Cats Vintage Soccer Goalie Jersey by Ebbets Field, showing smooth texture, soft folds, and fine weave reminiscent of a classic American Soccer League collared long sleeve design.
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Chicago Cats Vintage Soccer Goalie Jersey

$148 USD
Color
Blue
Size

COLLARED LONG SLEEVE GOALIE JERSEY HONORING THE CHICAGO CATS

History: The Chicago Cats' two-season run in the American Soccer League ended in what their owner called "a veritable Watergate of soccer." Their beginning was rocky, too: local dentist Ernest Panos announced the club on April 10, 1975 and sixteen days later they played their first match at an AstroTurfed high school football field in Belmont Cragin — about as thrown-together as a professional sports franchise gets. They logged zero wins in 1975, went a respectable 10-8-3 in 1976, then unraveled when ASL commissioner Bob Cousy — yes, Hall of Fame Celtics point guard Bob Cousy — awarded their playoff spot to Cleveland despite Chicago holding the tiebreakers. Panos sued for $1 million. The league terminated the franchise that October.

Designed after the Cats goalkeeper uniform from the '76 season, this collared long-sleeve jersey is made from a heavyweight 100% cotton jersey with an embroidered chest patch and the number and lettering applied with soft velour print.