Detroit Olympics Vintage Ballcap
Description: Inspired by wool caps worn by goalkeepers into the 1940s. Hand-sewn from wool.
Product Details:
- Made in the USA
- Genuine royal blue wool broadcloth, cream felt shield emblem with embroidery
- Standard visor with green satin under visor
- Vintage hair cloth backed buckram crown
- Adjustable size comes with a leather strap and antiqued brass closure.
- Satin taping with cotton sweatband
- Red and cream embroidered IHL logo on the right side
- Item# DETHC
League: International Hockey League
History: Detroit joined the Canadian Hockey League in 1927 and moved to the IHL in 1929. After winning their second consecutive IHL championship in 1936 the team moved to Pittsburgh and became the Hornets.
Description: Inspired by wool caps worn by goalkeepers into the 1940s. Hand-sewn from wool.
Product Details:
- Made in the USA
- Genuine royal blue wool broadcloth, cream felt shield emblem with embroidery
- Standard visor with green satin under visor
- Vintage hair cloth backed buckram crown
- Adjustable size comes with a leather strap and antiqued brass closure.
- Satin taping with cotton sweatband
- Red and cream embroidered IHL logo on the right side
- Item# DETHC
League: International Hockey League
History: Detroit joined the Canadian Hockey League in 1927 and moved to the IHL in 1929. After winning their second consecutive IHL championship in 1936 the team moved to Pittsburgh and became the Hornets.
Original: $33.32
-65%$33.32
$11.66Description
Description: Inspired by wool caps worn by goalkeepers into the 1940s. Hand-sewn from wool.
Product Details:
- Made in the USA
- Genuine royal blue wool broadcloth, cream felt shield emblem with embroidery
- Standard visor with green satin under visor
- Vintage hair cloth backed buckram crown
- Adjustable size comes with a leather strap and antiqued brass closure.
- Satin taping with cotton sweatband
- Red and cream embroidered IHL logo on the right side
- Item# DETHC
League: International Hockey League
History: Detroit joined the Canadian Hockey League in 1927 and moved to the IHL in 1929. After winning their second consecutive IHL championship in 1936 the team moved to Pittsburgh and became the Hornets.
