Pre-Order the Katz Cap

Ebbets Field Flannels now has the Kansas City Katz cap available for pre-order via their website HERE!!!
As you can see, the logo looks 100% identical to the original cap. They did a fantastic job. I visited the Ebbets Field Flannels store/factory in Seattle on Monday, August 10th and got a tour of the place from owner Jerry Cohen. He's a great guy. Order your Katz cap today!

P.S. I still plan on posting more on the blog but life keeps getting in the way. Please be patient and I'll get more stuff going eventually!

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    I was about to write that it was available on Ebbets Field. But you beat me. :-)

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