New York Baseball
Orange & Royal

Royal, Orange & White abstract embroidery on an unstructured cotton dad cap.
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Royal, Orange & White — the colors New York has worn since 1972
Built around the Royal, Orange & White palette associated with New York hockey, this design uses flat geometric forms rather than logos or lettering. It draws on the city’s professional ice hockey history since 1972 while staying visually abstract and unbranded.
For New Yorkers across Brooklyn, Queens, and Manhattan, the cap offers a quieter way to wear local color. The embroidery sits on an unstructured cotton dad cap, making it a simple, logo-free piece rooted in regional identity rather than team branding.
It shows abstract geometric shapes in royal blue, orange, and white. The forms are inspired by the visual language of New York hockey, but there is no logo, mascot, or text.
This is intentionally logo-free apparel. It is meant for buyers who want city colors and abstract design instead of team branding, wordmarks, or official insignia.
No. It is an independent, unbranded design inspired by New York hockey colors and geometry. It is not licensed, endorsed, or affiliated with any team or league.
It is an unstructured cotton dad cap with embroidered artwork. The crown is soft, the brim is curved, and the fit is relaxed rather than rigid.
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