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Description:Â A Los Angeles (PCL) satin windbreaker. Our new line of vintage windbreakers are inspired by models from the 1950s and '60s, and use our classic cotton-backed satin.Â
Product Details:
- Vintage royal blue 53% acetate/47% cotton satin
- Heavy duty snap closure.
- Slash pockets in front
- Unlined
- Red on cream felt âLAâ block letters with drop shadow on left chest
- LA Angels circle patch on the left sleeve
- Imported
League: Pacific Coast League
History: The PCLâs LA entry was a charter member of the league, and was known variously as the LooLoos, Seraphs, and Angels. The club was bought by chewing gum magnate William Wrigley Jr. in 1921, and soon built the first Wrigley Field, a spectacular double-decked 21,000 seat ballpark at 42nd and Avalon. The 1933 team is regarded as one of the greatest minor league squads of all time, posting a record of 137-50. In an unusual playoff format, LA beat the League All Stars four games to two that year.
Details & Craftsmanship
Every detail has been carefully considered to bring you the perfect product.
Details & Craftsmanship
Every detail has been carefully considered to bring you the perfect product.
Description
Description:Â A Los Angeles (PCL) satin windbreaker. Our new line of vintage windbreakers are inspired by models from the 1950s and '60s, and use our classic cotton-backed satin.Â
Product Details:
- Vintage royal blue 53% acetate/47% cotton satin
- Heavy duty snap closure.
- Slash pockets in front
- Unlined
- Red on cream felt âLAâ block letters with drop shadow on left chest
- LA Angels circle patch on the left sleeve
- Imported
League: Pacific Coast League
History: The PCLâs LA entry was a charter member of the league, and was known variously as the LooLoos, Seraphs, and Angels. The club was bought by chewing gum magnate William Wrigley Jr. in 1921, and soon built the first Wrigley Field, a spectacular double-decked 21,000 seat ballpark at 42nd and Avalon. The 1933 team is regarded as one of the greatest minor league squads of all time, posting a record of 137-50. In an unusual playoff format, LA beat the League All Stars four games to two that year.
