New Era 59Fifty Pittsburgh Pirates Three Golden Decades Patch Fitted Hat

Take a trip through time and celebrate Pittsburgh's rich baseball history with this exclusive New Era 59Fifty Pittsburgh Pirates Three Golden Decades Patch Fitted Hat. Featuring a stylish two-tone colorway with a white crown and black brim, this stunning cap is perfect for die-hard fans who want to pay homage to the glory days of Pittsburgh Pirates.

Features:

• Distinctive two-tone colorway: a clean white crown that contrasts beautifully with the black brim and red top button.
• Eye-catching red under visor that adds a pop of color to the overall design.
• Front Logo: Iconic Pittsburgh Pirates 1997-2013 primary logo – a fierce pirate in front of crossed bats, below the bold Pirates script.
• Side Patch: Commemorative 2000 Stadium logo – Final Season of Three Rivers Stadium 1970-2000, honoring three memorable decades of Pittsburgh Pirates history.
• Flat batterman logo on the back in red, white, and yellow for a unique twist on the classic MLB logo.

Pair this exclusive cap with the following sneakers for a well-coordinated look:

• Air Jordan 1 Mid "Black/White/Gym Red": The timeless colorway of these sneakers is a perfect match for the hat's design, effortlessly tying your outfit together.
• Nike Air Max 270 "Black/University Red": The black and red tones of these sneakers, combined with their modern design, will add a contemporary touch to your outfit while still coordinating perfectly with the hat.

Outfit Idea:

Create a stylish and streetwear-inspired outfit by pairing the hat with a black bomber jacket or hoodie, a white or red graphic t-shirt featuring the Pittsburgh Pirates logo or team colors, slim-fit black or gray jeans, and one of the recommended sneakers for a polished and cohesive look.

Don't miss the chance to add this unique New Era 59Fifty Pittsburgh Pirates Three Golden Decades Patch Fitted Hat to your collection, and show off your Bucs pride in style. Explore more must-have caps at 402fitted.com and delve into the captivating history of fitted hats in our Cap Chronicles blog.