The Ebbets Field New Jersey Americans Cotton Twill Ballcap is navy blue with a front patch of a blue eagle holding a soccer ball over
Five Ebbets Field New Jersey Americans Cotton Twill Ballcaps, each with unique soccer-themed patches and colors, are displayed on green turf beside a running track with a fence in the background.
The New Jersey Americans Cotton Twill Ballcap by Ebbets Field features a navy blue base, curved brim, button top, and an embroidered patch of a winged soccer ball above “AMERICANO” in red and blue, inspired by classic ASL championship hats.
The Ebbets Field New Jersey Americans Cotton Twill Ballcap is shown from the back, highlighting its adjustable brown strap with a brass buckle and an open section above it, set against a plain light gray background.
The Ebbets Field New Jersey Americans Cotton Twill Ballcap is shown from the back, with a curved brim and open adjustable strap closure, set against a plain light background.
The Ebbets Field New Jersey Americans Cotton Twill Ballcap features a navy blue design with an embroidered eagle holding a blue and white soccer ball above bold red
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New Jersey Americans Cotton Twill Ballcap

$82.00 CAD
Color
Navy
Size

COTTON TWILL BALLCAP HONORING THE NEW JERSEY AMERICANS

History: The New Jersey Americans won the ASL championship in 1977 and promptly did something audacious: their commissioner Bob Cousy challenged the NASL champs, the Cosmos — Pelé, Beckenbauer, Warner Communications and all — to play them for the real American soccer title. A second-division club calling out the most famous soccer franchise in the country. The Cosmos didn't respond. The following season the Americans signed Eusébio, the Portuguese star of the 1966 World Cup, but the 36 year-old had already blown his knees and only made eight appearances. The team folded two years later, the Cosmos never having acknowledged them.

Made with cotton twill, our signature satin underbrim, and an embroidered felt appliqué logo, this ballcap honors the scrappy yet short-lived New Jersey Americans.