Cooperstown Ball Cap

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Cooperstown Ball Cap is an American brand specializing in ball caps, founded in 1986 near Cooperstown, New York, by William Arlt, who had experience selling vintage clothing. Focusing on old styles dating from the 1860s onward, the brand researches historical team logos and materials from the period, and offers caps made with materials such as wool flannel and leather sweatbands. It uses period machinery and traditional manufacturing methods wherever possible, and is committed to Made in USA production and handmade craftsmanship. It continues to offer caps, including custom orders and derivative lines.

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The brand remains committed to reproducing old-style ball caps from 1860 to 1995 using the same manufacturing methods as those of the period.

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C.B.C by COOPERSTOWN BALL CAP
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An accessible line focused on entry-level models for everyday use

C.B.C by COOPERSTOWN BALL CAP is developed as a new line that carries on the brand spirit

C.B.C by COOPERSTOWN BALL CAP is developed as a new line that carries on the brand spirit of COOPERSTOWN BALL CAP. Whereas the parent brand emphasizes historical specifications and materials, as well as Made in USA manufacturing, this line focuses on classic caps suited to everyday use and serves as an entry-level offering that is accessible to a broader range of people. Products bearing the independent line name, including special editions for FREAK’S STORE, can also be found, positioning it not as a one-off collaboration name but as a more accessible line derived from the parent brand.

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