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Jackie Robinson Day Commemorative Wool Ballcap
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A CAP COMMEMORATING OF ONE OF BASEBALL’S MOST IMPORTANT FIGURES
History: Anyone who has followed us from the beginning knows how important the legacy of Jackie Robinson is to our mission. Jackie’s example of character, dignity, and toughness continues to inspire us today.
Made with the same authentic materials and construction as all classic Ebbets Field authentic vintage caps. The fitted version is adorned with Robinson’s embroidered signature on the back.
Royal blue 14oz wool broadcloth
White wool felt “42” on the front
Embroidered signature on the back
Standard brim with green satin under visor
White satin taping with cotton sweatband
Vintage haircloth-backed buckram crown
Adjustable sizes come with leather strap and metal closure
85% Wool, 15% Nylon
Spot clean
Made in USA & Canada
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Jackie Robinson Day: More Than a Number
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The Day Every Jersey Reads 42
Every April 15th, ballparks across the nation unify under a single number—42. Jackie Robinson Day is not just a moment of tribute; it’s an annual ritual of remembrance, reflection, and progress. When players, coaches, and umpires all wear the number 42, it’s a living symbol of the barrier Jackie broke and the doors he opened.
The Power of a Cap
The Jackie Robinson Day Commemorative Ballcap isn’t just an accessory. It’s part of the uniform of remembrance. The clean wool build, crisp embroidery, and timeless navy color pay homage to the Brooklyn Dodgers era—but it transcends team allegiance. This is the cap worn by those who understand the weight behind the seams.
Threaded With Meaning
Simple in design, deep in significance—the 42 stitched across this cap carries more cultural heft than any stat ever could. This isn’t nostalgia. It’s a call to continue pushing, questioning, and remembering why representation still matters.
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"Every jersey says 42. Every heart remembers why."
The Legacy Behind the Number
On April 15, 1947, Jackie Robinson stepped onto Ebbets Field and forever changed the landscape of professional sports in America. As the first African American to break Major League Baseball’s color barrier in the modern era, he endured hatred, isolation, and immense pressure—not just to perform, but to represent.
Robinson’s impact extended beyond the field. He was a civil rights trailblazer, a World War II veteran, and a vocal advocate for justice. His poise and courage in the face of systemic racism made him a figure of hope not only in sports, but across the nation.
Why April 15th Matters
Major League Baseball declared April 15th Jackie Robinson Day in 2004, honoring the anniversary of his debut. In 2007, on the 60th anniversary, every player began wearing the number 42 in a unified show of solidarity. That number—retired across every team in 1997—appears just once in every clubhouse now. And every year, it reappears on backs, over hearts, stitched into moments that remind fans and players alike of how far we’ve come—and how far we still have to go.
Beyond the Diamond
Wearing this cap is about honoring a man who refused to sit down. It's about reflecting on where we’ve been and where we’re headed. It’s about understanding that sports are never just about sports. They are cultural mirrors, and Jackie Robinson’s reflection remains sharp, urgent, and necessary.
Why This Cap Matters
This cap is not a collector’s item. It’s a conversation starter. A history lesson. A promise to the next generation that barriers can break and that the number 42 will always stand for courage, change, and compassion.
Product Detaiks
Royal blue 14oz wool broadcloth
White wool felt “42” on the front
Embroidered signature on the back
Standard brim with green satin under visor
White satin taping with cotton sweatband
Vintage haircloth-backed buckram crown
Adjustable sizes come with leather strap and metal closure
85% Wool, 15% Nylon
Spot clean
Made in USA & Canada
