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| Welcome to Negro League Throwback Retro Jerseys. We carry name brand authentic Negro League jerseys of former legends, as well as throwback Major League baseball, NFL football, and NBA basketball, and NHL hockey throwbacks. |
| Atlanta Black Crackers Authentic Negro League Jersey From Headgear Baseball Apparel Polyester V-neck jersey with full front tackle twill embroidery and authentic team patch on the sleeve. A dated logo patch is embroidered on the bottom right corner. |
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| Homestead Grays Baseball Negro League Jerseys from Headgear The Homestead Grays was one of Negro League baseball's most enduring and popular teams, fielding professional squads from 1912 until 1950. Originally organized as a recreational, amateur club by workers at the U.S. Steel mill in Homestead, Pa. in 1910, the club became a professional operation in 1912 under the management of Cumberland Posey, a former star athlete at Penn State University. Lettering on most models is wool felt. Some of the more expensive models (for example our 1938 Baltimore Orioles shirt) feature manual chain-stitch embroidery. |
| New York Black Yankees Vintage Throwback Baseball Jersey from Headgear The Black Yankees were members of the Negro National LeagueThe team was co-owned by dancer Bill Bojangles Robinson. Jerseys Quite simply, the real thing. Hand-crafted from genuine wool baseball flannel. Each Negro League Jersey is researched, and carefully re-created using the same materials and production techniques as the original. Lettering on most models is wool felt. Some of the more expensive models (for example our 1938 Baltimore Orioles shirt) feature manual chain-stitch embroidery. The design is directly embroidered into the garment to produce a brilliant effect. Sleeve patches were another important component of vintage Throwback Negro League jerseys. |
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| Detroit Stars Negro League Baseball Jerseys from Headgear Polyester jersey with full front tackle will embroidery and authentic team patch on the sleeve. The talented Detroit Stars played out of historic Mack Park until it burned in 1929, and then in Hamtramack Stadium. This TEAM NLBM Legacy Negro League Jersey has an elegant and bold- embroidered team name on the front, and secondary marks on the sleeves. 35% cotton, 65% polyester blend "Authentic Negro League" Tag (on right bottom) reinforced 4 horn-tone buttons |
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| Philadelphia Stars Gray Negro League Baseball Jersey After the demise of the Hilldale ballclub, Ed Bolden soon assembled a new team, the Philadelphia Stars. In their first year in the new Negro National League, the Stars captured the pennant by defeating the Chicago American Giants in a fiercely contested seven-game League Championship Series. |
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| Brooklyn Royal Giants White Baseball Jersey from Headgear Brooklyn Royal Giants Eastern Colored League Polyester jersey with full front tackle will embroidery and authentic team patch on the sleeve. The Brooklyn Royal Giants team was organized in 1905 by the owner of the popular Brooklyn Royal Cafe. During the 1910s the Royal Giants fielded exceptionally strong teams and ,though they participated in no organized league, claimed four championship of the East between 1909 and 1916. |
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| Negro League Ethiopian Clowns 1940 Road Throwback Jerseys, Clown Patch, Standard #29 From Ebbets Field Flannels Hand-crafted from genuine wool baseball flannel. Each shirt is researched, and carefully re-created using the same materials and production techniques as the original. Lettering on most models is wool felt. Some of the more expensive models (for example our 1938 Baltimore Orioles shirt) feature manual chain-stitch embroidery. The design is directly embroidered into the garment to produce a brilliant effect. Sleeve patches were another important component of vintage Negro League jerseys. |
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| 1945 Kansas City Monarchs Road Throwback Baseball Negro League Jerseys #23 (Jackie Robinson) Arguably the Negro Leagues' all time greatest team, the Monarchs won five consecutive Negro National League championships during the 1920s. They went on to win six more titles between 1937 and 1950, as members of the Negro American League. Monarch greats included Satchel Paige (#25), Buck O'Neil (#22), and pitcher Hilton Smith. Jackie Robinson (#23) was on the 1945 squad when he was first scouted by Branch Rickey of the Brooklyn Dodgers. Negro League Jerseys Quite simply, the real thing. |
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| Kansas City Monarchs Baseball Throwback Jersey from Headgear The Kansas City Monarchs, owned by J.L. Wilkinson, were one of the best Negro League teams in all history. The Monarchs were a member of the Negro National League from 1920 to 1931, winning pennants in 1923, '24, '25, and '29. They also played in the first two World Series ever, winning the first one. After dropping out from the league, they played independently until they joined the Negro American League in 1937. All Negro League Baseball jerseys are crafted in the USA, using American materials. |
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| 1924 Baltimore Black Sox Road Throwback Jersey from Ebbets Field Flannels
The Black Sox finished second to Hilldale in the 1924 Eastern Colored League campaign. The Sox featured the million-dollar infield of Boojum Wilson (1b), Frank Warfield (2b), Ghost Marcelle (3b), and Sir Richard Lundy (ss). Jerseys Quite simply, the real thing. Hand-crafted from genuine wool baseball flannel. |
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| Negro League Heritage Collage Jerseys (Black / White) This V-neck Negro League baseball jersey features logos from the Atlanta Black Crackers, New York Black Yankees, Philadelphia Stars, Chicago American Giants, Memphis Red Sox, Indianapolis Clowns, Cuban X Giants, Baltimore Elite Giants, St. Louis Stars, Newark Eagles, Pittsburgh Crawfords, Kansas City Monarchs, Baltimore Black Sox, Detroit Stars, Homestead Grays, Brooklyn Royal Giants, New York Cubans, Cleveland Buckeyes, Hilldale Giants, Jacksonville Red Caps and Birmingham Black Barons. The Negro League Baseball Museum logo appears on the front. |
| 1946 Cleveland Buckeyes Road Negro League Throwback Jerseys With #10 from Ebbets Field Flannels
In 1945, this team beat the Homestead Grays of the Negro National League in four straight games to win the Negro World Series. They were guided by player-manager Quincy Trouppe (#10), one of the great catchers of all time. Jersey features chain-stitch embroidery, World's Colored Champion patch. Jerseys Quite simply, the real thing. Hand-crafted from genuine wool baseball flannel. |
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