Presenting the Tokyo Giants All-Wool Varsity Jacket by Ebbets Field—a black varsity jacket featuring a white striped collar, cuffs, and hem. “TOKYO GIANTS” is boldly embroidered in large, red outlined letters across the front to honor the legendary Japanese professional baseball team. The jacket includes snap button closures and two front pockets, shown laid flat against a plain background.
Ebbets Field’s Tokyo Giants All-Wool Varsity Jacket features a black all-wool construction with white and black striped cuffs and collar, and is distinguished by a large shield-shaped patch on the back reading “TOKYO” above a red dot—an homage to Japanese professional baseball and the legendary Tokyo Giants.
Experience the legacy of Japanese professional baseball with the Tokyo Giants All-Wool Varsity Jacket by Ebbets Field. This classic black jacket features bold, red-outlined “TOKYO GIANTS” lettering across the front, a black collar accented with white stripes, and sleek black snap buttons for a timeless varsity look.
A close-up of the Ebbets Field Tokyo Giants All-Wool Varsity Jacket showcases a black fabric adorned with a shield-shaped patch. The patch features the word “TOKYO” above a red circle, reminiscent of the Japanese flag, and is inspired by the Tokyo Giants and Japanese professional baseball. Accented in black, white, and orange, it’s perfectly suited to this premium all-wool varsity jacket.
A deep black surface with delicate, understated swirls—evoking the premium all-wool material of the Tokyo Giants All-Wool Varsity Jacket by Ebbets Field, inspired by Japan’s iconic professional baseball team.
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Tokyo Giants All-Wool Varsity Jacket

$498 USD
Color
Black
Size
ALL-WOOL VARSITY JACKET HONORING THE TOKYO GIANTS

History: The Tokyo Giants began as an all-star barnstorming team assembled in 1934 to tour Japan and the United States. During that tour, the squad faced an American all-star team featuring Babe Ruth, Lou Gehrig and Jimmie Foxx. When Japan’s professional league formed in 1936, the team became the Tokyo Giants, or Kyojin. They quickly established themselves as the dominant club of the prewar era, winning eight league championships from 1936 through 1943. Pitchers Victor Starffin and Eiji Sawamura became early legends, with Sawamura throwing Japanese professional baseball’s first recorded no-hitter in 1936.

Made with a wool body and sleeves with embroidered felt patch lettering and a chenille patch on the back, this varsity jacket honors the Tokyo Giants.