The Bullish Pack centers on a sharp black crown, black visor, and Front Door Red undervisor. The palette is direct and grounded, built around contrast and classic MLB identity. Each fitted is finished with commemorative embroidery, connecting the color execution to league, player, stadium, and franchise history.
Built on the New Era 59FIFTY silhouette, each fitted reflects precise embroidery, structured paneling, and intentional color execution. The black crown and visor create a clean base, while the Front Door Red undervisor adds a measured contrast beneath the brim.
The Bullish Pack is available in limited quantities. Made in Bangladesh where provided, each hat is produced on New Era’s iconic 59FIFTY fitted silhouette and finished with MLB embroidery throughout the collection.
Available Friday, May 8, 2026 at 1 PM ET
Texas Rangers “Black Front Door Red White” New Era 59FIFTY Fitted
A black crown, black visor, and Front Door Red undervisor set a strong foundation for the Texas Rangers fitted. The right-side 1993 American League patch adds a historic league detail to the silhouette.
Brooklyn Dodgers “Black Front Door Red White” New Era 59FIFTY Fitted
A black crown, black visor, and Front Door Red undervisor give the Brooklyn Dodgers fitted a clean, focused look. The Jackie Robinson & 50th Anniversary patch is embroidered on the right side, honoring one of baseball’s defining legacies.
Pittsburgh Pirates “Black Front Door Red White” New Era 59FIFTY Fitted
A black crown, black visor, and Front Door Red undervisor carry the Pittsburgh Pirates fitted with a balanced, stadium-inspired tone. The right-side PNC Park Stadium patch references the club’s home and its place in franchise history.
New York Yankees “Black Front Door Red White” New Era 59FIFTY Fitted
A black crown, black visor, and Front Door Red undervisor frame the New York Yankees fitted with a classic, controlled finish. The 1923–1998 75th Yankee Stadium patch is embroidered on the right side, marking a historic chapter in the franchise’s home-field legacy.
