Vancouver Royals Cotton Twill Ballcap

COTTON TWILL BALLCAP HONORING THE VANCOUVER ROYALS History: The 1968 Vancouver Royals were coached by Ferenc Puskás — the Hungarian legend who'd scored 84 goals in 85 international appearances and terrorized defenses across Europe for two decades. The team was cobbled together from two clubs that had themselves been borrowed from European sides the year before — the Vancouver Royal Canadians, who were actually Sunderland AFC playing under a Canadian alias, and the San Francisco Gales, who were really ADO Den Haag. The Frankensteined squad never came to life. They finished last in their division and folded at the end of the season. Made with cotton twill, our signature satin underbrim, and an embroidered felt appliqué logo, this ballcap honors the Vancouver Royals.