Hawaii Islanders Dugout Jacket from Ebbets Field Flannels

Ebbets' Dugout Jackets have been a roaring success. They were created in response to our customers' request for a lighter-weight, less-costly vintage jacket. These unlined burshed-cotton jackets are based on our authentic flannel jersey patterns and have cotton knit cuffs, collar and waist. Some have a contrast corded sleeve panel. Add vintage-style pockets and authentic felt lettering treatments, and you have the ideal baseball jacket for both men and women. Generally considered one of the best minor league teams of all time, the 1970 Islanders won the Western Division of the PCL and led the league in attendance. Manager Chuck Tanner guided the squad to a 98-win season. The franchise began in 1961 when the Sacramento Solons moved to Hawaii. The new team adopted a bold vest-style uniform featuring Chief Kamehameha. Their green-and-gold colors predated the parent KC Athletics by several years. 9 ounce brushed 100% cotton twill Zipper front Cotton knit cuffs, waist and collar Contrast corded sleeve panel Felt applique lettering and patch on front Dry clean only