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59FIFTY Fitted

59FIFTY FITTED

Our pinnacle silhouette, the 59FIFTY is a fitted and structured cap with a flat visor that has the ability to curve.

59FIFTY FITTED

Our pinnacle silhouette, the 59FIFTY fitted is a structured cap with a flat visor that has the ability to curve.

SHOP 59FIFTY


New Era entered the baseball world in 1934, producing caps for the Cleveland Indians. As the list of clientele grew, so did the company’s resolve to create the best product on the field. In 1954 the real ingenuity began. That year the modern 59FIFTY was created. Harold Koch, the son of New Era’s founder Ehrhardt, redesigned  the fitted cap to give a more contemporary, structured look. The true fitted was born. It wouldn’t be the last mark New Era would make on Major League Baseball. Minor modifications were added throughout the years, in 2007 New Era revolutionised performance headwear by introducing moisture management technology that provides comfort to every player.

THE 59FIFTY FITTED

INTRODUCING THE 59FIFTY.

Contemporary and structured. The true fitted.

ORIGINATORS OF THE TRUE FITTED.

There are those that PLAY THE GAME, and then there are those that REDEFINE IT. No copies. No substitutes.

THE PINNACLE SILHOUETTE.

To the naked eye, the fitted cap has remained largely unchanged throughout the years. It's an enduring silhouette. A testament to the cap itself.

Available as a strapback or fitted style, the 19TWENTY is a New Era original on-field Diamond Collection, vintage style cap. It is an unstructured cap with a flat visor that has the ability to curve. The 19TWENTY has six panels with 8 rows of visor stitching and eyelets on all panels.

19TWENTY

MODERN DAY CLASSIC.

The 19TWENTY is where it all began. Paying homage to our very first fitted cap. Inspired by the very first styles of 1920s, the 19TWENTY authenticy with modern style.

AUTHENTIC STYLE.

With a high unstructured crown and a button top, the 19TWENTY is infused with the same craftsmanship and innovation we developed for our very first collections  in 1920.