EBBETS FIELD FLANNELS

About EBBETS FIELD FLANNELS

Ebbets Field Flannels began in 1988, after co-founder Jerry Cohen tracked down a bolt of authentic wool baseball flannel in 1987 and had a few shirts made for himself. People kept stopping him in the street to offer to buy them. Jerry grew up in Brooklyn, near the Flatbush ballpark that gave the label its name. The first collections looked at baseball before the era of Major League Baseball, including the Negro Leagues and the pre-1958 Pacific Coast League. Today the label is best known for its baseball caps, made from old wool or cotton flannel in limited runs, with team names like the Houston Buffaloes and NY Knickerbockers. It is still run by its original founders.