Hawaii Islanders (PCL) 1964 Cotton Twill Baseball Jersey

COTTON TWILL JERSEY HONORING THE HAWAII ISLANDERS

History: They called it the "Termite Palace" — a creaky wooden stadium built back in 1926 that had hosted everything from amateur leagues to University of Hawaii football, long before pro ball ever showed up. That changed in 1961, when the newly formed Hawaii Islanders ran out onto that same termite-eaten field for their very first game. The stands were packed, the wood groaned under the weight of the crowd, and nobody minded one bit — Hawaii finally had a professional team to call its own.

This cotton twill jersey pays tribute to the Hawaii Islanders and their time in the Pacific Coast League (PCL). Made with lightweight, durable cotton, the jersey features the team's red all-caps logo applied with embroidered felt patches.