Harvard University Herringbone Wool Ballcap

CHENILLE PATCH HERRINGBONE BALLCAP HONORING HARVARD UNIVERSITY History: Harvard baseball is one of the oldest programs in the country — the Crimson played their first intercollegiate game in 1865, and even played the inaugural game at Fenway Park in 1912, dropping a 2-0 exhibition decision to the Red Sox. The program's peak came in the early 1970s, when Harvard made four College World Series appearances in seven seasons, winning the Ivy League title in 1971, 1972, 1973, and 1974 in a run that remains the standard for Crimson baseball. No Harvard team has matched it since. Made from substantial herringbone fabric that's finished with a chenille patch and our signature green underbrim, this ballcap honors the Harvard Crimson's baseball legacy.