The ‘Farm Team’ Jerseys tap into the lineage of amateur & minor league ball clubs in America, which were often located in small, rural towns. Their uniforms regularly featured local business sponsors—dairies, banks, grocers—either embroidered on the backside, or, in the case of company-owned teams, emblazoned across the front.

For our jerseys, we collect flour, feed, and seed bags c. 1940s-60s, and incorporate them as the shirt’s left front panel. The reasoning is a double play; the textile as a tribute to these farming communities & the construction a nod to the logo placement on the pro uniforms of the era.

The ‘Page’s No. 1’ FT jersey features an American flour bag c. 1950s. The crisp cotton bag is lined with lightweight white linen for longevity, and paired with 5 oz. black linen.

Fits true-to-size.

-One-of-a-kind
-Relaxed fit through chest & body
-1950s ‘Page’s No. 1’ flour bag, cotton muslin (rinsed)
-Lightweight white linen facing for longevity
-5.3 oz black linen, rinsed shrinkage
-Antique corozo buttons
-Flat-felled seams
-Single-needle stitching throughout
-Handmade in Burlington, VT

CARE: These textiles are in beautiful shape given their age, but we strongly recommend light washing in cold water to retain the vibrancy of the graphic. Hang dry only.