For Ivy League students, a ball cap was more than just a hat. In a culture where sports were seamlessly integrated into daily life, the ball cap served as a symbol of team affiliation, naturally blurring the lines between sports and everyday wear. Originally worn by baseball and rowing team members to shield themselves from the sun during training, the ball cap quickly spread across campus. It became a defining element of Ivy League style, alongside sweatshirts and varsity jackets. A well-worn, creased, and naturally faded ball cap told the story of one’s effort and daily life, adding a sporty charm to classic outfits. To this day, it remains an essential piece, embodying the perfect balance between heritage and casual athleticism.

• Cotton 100%
• lines of stitching for minimal shape distortion
• Durable construction for long-lasting wear
• Side embroidery with balanced placement
• Inner space to neatly tuck the strap
• 6 eyelets for enhanced breathability
• Premium metal buckle
• Signature label
• Renacts flag detail
• Letterman-style embroidery