The Ebbets Field New York Cosmos Soccer Warm Up Jacket is green with white cuffs, collar, and shoulder stripes. It has a front zipper and a left chest patch featuring a soccer ball and “Cosmos,” inspired by Pelé’s legendary era.
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The Ebbets Field New York Cosmos Soccer Warm Up Jacket features green fabric, a white collar, cuffs, and stripes, plus bold yellow and black
The Ebbets Field New York Cosmos Soccer Warm Up Jacket features a green zip design with white stand-up collar, shoulder stripes, and a Cosmos logo patch on the left chest—a tribute to Pelé’s legendary legacy.
A close-up of green fabric from the Ebbets Field New York Cosmos Soccer Warm Up Jacket features
A close-up of the Ebbets Field New York Cosmos Soccer Warm Up Jacket, featuring a green zip design with an embroidered Cosmos logo—a stylized soccer ball with blue, yellow, and green accents inspired by Pelé and the legendary team.
The Ebbets Field New York Cosmos Soccer Warm Up Jacket features green fabric with bold yellow letters outlined in dark blue, partially spelling out
Close-up of the Ebbets Field New York Cosmos Soccer Warm Up Jacket in green, featuring white ribbed cuffs and waistband, a white stripe on the upper sleeve, and soft textured fabric.
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New York Cosmos Soccer Warm Up Jacket

$138 USD
Color
Kelly Green/White
Size

WARM UP ZIP JACKET HONORING PELÉ AND 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.

Made from 100% cotton terry and designed with cotton taping, embroidered tackle twill logos and lettering, and on-seam side pockets, this warm-up jacket honors the team that brought about a boom era in American soccer.