The Ebbets Field New York Cosmos A-Frame Cotton Twill Ballcap is a beige retro snapback with a green brim and front patch featuring Earth and
A person in pink sneakers and striped knee-high socks stands on grass with a soccer ball, while four baseball caps—including the Ebbets Field Los Angeles Aztecs A-Frame Cotton Twill Ballcap—are lined up in front.
The Ebbets Field New York Cosmos A-Frame Cotton Twill Ballcap features a beige crown, green brim, and a front patch with a blue globe and
The Ebbets Field New York Cosmos A-Frame Cotton Twill Ballcap is a beige retro snapback with a green adjustable closure and top button, shown from the back on a light gray background—a classic Cosmos-inspired design.
The Ebbets Field New York Cosmos A-Frame Cotton Twill Ballcap in beige features a green bill and retro snapback closure, shown from the back against a plain white background.
Close-up of the Ebbets Field New York Cosmos A-Frame Cotton Twill Ballcap in beige with a retro circular embroidered patch featuring
The New York Cosmos A-Frame Cotton Twill Ballcap by Ebbets Field is a beige and green retro snapback featuring an embroidered COSMOS logo with a stylized soccer ball, inspired by the iconic team's classic hat.
Close-up of the Ebbets Field Chicago Cats A-Frame Cotton Twill Ballcap in beige, featuring a stitched seam and a small round metal ventilation eyelet.
Close-up of the underside of a green New York Cosmos A-Frame Cotton Twill Ballcap by Ebbets Field, highlighting detailed stitching and inner band for a vintage-inspired look.
Close-up of the inside of the New York Cosmos A-Frame Cotton Twill Ballcap by Ebbets Field, showing a label sewn onto a white band and two gold ventilation eyelets in this classic beige and green snapback.
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New York Cosmos A-Frame Cotton Twill Ballcap

$68.00 CAD
Color
Natural/Kelly Green
Size

STRUCTURED A-FRAME SNAPBACK HONORING THE NEW YORK COSMOS

History: In June 1975, a 34-year-old Pelé came out of retirement to debut for the New York Cosmos, scoring before 21,278 fans while 10 million watched on CBS. The Cosmos he joined were near the bottom of the North American Soccer League, practicing on a rocky patch of Randall's Island. Warner Communications soon changed that, bankrolling a roster that added Giorgio Chinaglia from Lazio, Franz Beckenbauer fresh off the 1974 World Cup, and Carlos Alberto of Brazil's 1970 champions. By '77, Giants Stadium was averaging 42,689 fans a game, the Cosmos had their Soccer Bowl title, and Pelé's eternal star power had put American soccer on the map.

This cotton twill ballcap was designed with a retro A-frame silhouette, giving it a structured crown, a 5-panel construction, a pre-shaped bill, and a classic snapback closure. The Cosmos logo was applied with flat embroidery, honoring the team (and the star) that brought about a boom era in American soccer.