$39.98 – $47.98
A smooth face, brushed back and contrast coverstitching make this warm fleece jacket a classier alternative to more casual fleece.
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This best-selling cap is reminiscent of the one that made New Era famous-a flat bill, high profile and classic snapback closure.| Fabric: 100% polyester Structure: Structured Profile: High Closure: 7-position adjustable snap 9FIFTY FIT: Features a classic, throwback look with a flat visor that can curve with a full crown. Includes a structured front panel […]
Combining easy elegance and professional style, this sophisticated staple buttons in front and layers like a dream. 70/30 pima cotton/nylon Full-fashioned throughout 1×1 rib neck, cuffs and hem Pearlized dyed-to-match buttons
Designed for the fairway or the corporate hallway, this cotton-rich 1/4-zip adds a lightweight layer of warmth with enough stretch for easy movement. 6.1-ounce, 70/26/4 cotton/poly/spandex jersey Cadet collar Covered zipper placket Pleats at shoulders and cuffs Inverted box pleat at back yoke Wide rib knit cuffs Rounded, high-low hem Tag-free label
This flattering v-neck feels soft and drapey for timeless style. 4.4-ounce, 60/40 ring spun combed cotton/poly, 30 singles Crossover V-neck Heat transfer label for tag-free comfort Reverse neck and shoulder taping Heat transfer New Era flag logo on left sleeve Woven New Era badge at hem
Ultra-soft meets cozy warmth in this layerable sherpa fleece jacket. Ideal for cooler days, it’s comfortable, versatile and designed to fend off the chill in style. 6.8-ounce, 100% polyester sherpa fleece Reverse coil zipper Dyed-to-match neck tape, zipper and zipper pull Open front pockets Open cuffs and hem
The original Detroit Jacket built a reputation for toughness on the backs of warehouse workers, farmhands and ranchers across America. With its signature corduroy collar and heavyweight fabric, this updated Detroit jacket is a rugged layer worthy of any job. 12-ounce, firm hand, 100% ring spun cotton duck canvas Wind Fighter ® technology tames wind […]
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