The Infrared Pack builds around a sharp black crown, black visor, and lava red undervisor. The palette is direct and high-contrast, giving each fitted a bold but controlled presence. Across the collection, commemorative side patches highlight franchise milestones, championship history, and stadium legacy.
Each piece is constructed on the New Era 59FIFTY silhouette, known for its structured crown and fitted profile. Detailed embroidery, balanced patch placement, and precise color execution give the collection a clean, elevated finish.
The Infrared Pack is available in limited quantities. Made in Bangladesh, Myanmar, and Laos, each cap is finished on New Era’s iconic 59FIFTY fitted silhouette.
Available Friday, May 1, 2026 at 1 PM ET
Houston Astros “Black Lava Red” New Era 59FIFTY Fitted
A black crown and black visor are paired with a lava red undervisor for a focused, high-contrast finish. The right side features a 1962–2006 Celebrating 45 Years embroidered patch, honoring a defining span in Houston Astros history.
San Francisco Giants “Black Lava Red” New Era 59FIFTY Fitted
The San Francisco Giants fitted features a black crown, black visor, and lava red undervisor. An 8x Champions embroidered patch is placed on the right side, marking the franchise’s championship legacy.
New York Mets “Black Lava Red” New Era 59FIFTY Fitted
A black crown and black visor set the tone, finished with a lava red undervisor. The right side carries a 25th Anniversary embroidered patch, referencing a key milestone in New York Mets history.
Florida Marlins “Black Lava Red” New Era 59FIFTY Fitted
The Florida Marlins fitted is built with a black crown, black visor, and lava red undervisor. A 10th Anniversary embroidered patch appears on the right side, honoring an early chapter in the franchise’s story.
San Diego Padres “Black Lava Red” New Era 59FIFTY Fitted
A black crown, black visor, and lava red undervisor define this San Diego Padres fitted. The right side features a San Diego Stadium embroidered patch, connecting the design to the club’s ballpark history.
