New Era Los Angeles Dodgers 1988 World Series 59Fifty Fitted Hat Dark Royal Blue

The New Era Los Angeles Dodgers 1988 World Series 59Fifty Fitted Hat in Dark Royal Blue is a commemorative fitted cap honoring the Los Angeles Dodgers' 1988 World Series championship, one of the most celebrated titles in franchise history remembered for Kirk Gibson's iconic pinch-hit walk-off home run in Game 1 against the Oakland Athletics, built on New Era's 59Fifty platform in Dark Royal Blue with the period-accurate Dodgers logo and World Series embroidery that marks the specific championship year being honored. The 59Fifty is New Era's original structured fitted cap construction, a six-panel design with a flat brim and an inner core in the front panel that has maintained its form without alteration since 1954 and serves as the official cap of MLB players on the field, giving the 1988 World Series commemorative hat the same silhouette authenticity as a game-worn cap. The Dark Royal Blue is the most historically accurate colorway for the Dodgers' 1988 championship identity, matching the club's home and away uniform colors from that era and connecting the cap directly to the specific visual identity of the Dodgers team that won the title. World Series commemorative caps from New Era carry consistent demand from both Dodgers fans and baseball history collectors, with 1988 being one of the most emotionally significant championship years for Los Angeles and one of the most widely remembered World Series in postseason baseball history. At $45 retail the 1988 World Series 59Fifty is priced at the standard New Era commemorative fitted tier, available through New Era and authorized baseball merchandise retailers globally.