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Caps born in the holy land of baseball

Hats are one of the items that can solve the feeling of being a little inadequate when you stand in front of the mirror to get ready in the morning. Baseball caps come in a variety of shapes and sizes, but baseball caps are increasingly being used throughout the seasons as more than just a sunshade; they are a key element of coordination and an item that expresses one's individuality.

The Cooperstown Ball Cap is a special baseball cap that faithfully reproduces the design actually used during the golden age of American baseball from the 1940s to the 1950s. It is a cap that wears the name of Cooperstown, the mecca of baseball, and is made using the same manufacturing process as in those days, so that it wears the very essence of American culture itself.

A faithful reproduction of the original baseball cap design

Baseball caps date back to the 1850s. In the early days, baseball was an after-work pastime for workers, and they used their work hats for playing baseball as well. In 1858, a team called the "Brooklyn Excelsiors" introduced the "Brooklyn style" baseball cap, which became the prototype for today's baseball caps. This style gradually spread, becoming mainstream by the 1920s, when a team called the "Brooklyn Excelsiors" introduced a six-piece brimmed hat called the "Brooklyn Style," which became the prototype for today's baseball caps.

Cooperstown Ball Cap's caps feature an exact replica of the design actually used in the Major Leagues from the 1940s to the 1950s, which was perfected through such a long history. The six-paneled crown conforms beautifully to the shape of the head and is designed to minimize fatigue even when worn for long periods of time. It is also attractive in that it adapts to the shape of your head over time and develops a vintage cap-like appearance with use. The team logos on the front are mainly those of baseball teams from all leagues from 1860 to 1995, selected from a stock of over 1,000 different logos, which, unlike modern digitally created logos, have the looseness and warmth of hand-drawn designs.

The cap itself is made of 100% cotton chino fablic that has been subjected to a wash. The product washing process gives the fabric an expressive look and makes the cap with a good atmosphere that fits well like a hat you are used to wearing from the beginning of its use. The size adjustment part uses a brass D-can on the fabric strap made of the same material as the cap, and the tab of the American flag is one of the points of interest.
Cap LAP43 features the LOS ANGELES ANGELS 1943 logo from PACIFIC COAST LEAGUES.The body is available in BLACK, NAVY, and STONE. Which one shall I wear today? The charm of baseball caps is that you can enjoy choosing which one to wear today. This item can be easily given as a gift for birthdays and other occasions.

Cap born in the sacred land of baseball, carrying on history and tradition

Cooperstown Ball Cap was created in Cooperstown, NY in 1987. Cooperstown is a "baseball mecca" known to all baseball fans. The Baseball Hall of Fame and Museum is located here, where the memories of legendary players such as Babe Ruth and Lou Gehrig are still carefully preserved.

The founder of the brand, who is also a researcher of baseball history, started this brand with a strong desire to "not only reprint the masterpieces of the past, but also to bring back to the present day the skills and passion of the craftsmen of that time. In the manufacturing process, we have been particular about faithfully reproducing the manufacturing methods of the time, from the height of the hat's ceiling and the shape of the visor to the materials and sewing methods. This was not just about making hats; it was also an important effort to preserve baseball history and culture. We analyzed in detail the actual hats stored in museums and faithfully reproduced every element, from the weave of the fabric to the thickness of the embroidery threads. Even today, each hat is handmade by skilled craftsmen in factories in the United States. Inheriting the historical background and tradition, the brand continues to carry on the culture of classic baseball caps through its production in the United States.