BASEBALL UNIFORM SHIRT / MARINES Hoods distinctive from the full wool

distinctive from the full wool style more often referred to as Letterman Jackets

Reinforced chest pockets with button closure

and white cotton and flannel shirts

Army undershirts that were issued to the Marines in the Pacific during WW2

which became known as 'Boondockers'

BASEBALL UNIFORM SHIRT / MARINES Hoods distinctive from the full woolThe BASEBALL UNIFORM SHIRT MARINES is constructed from cotton flannel and finished with MARINES detailing at the chest, and team number applied at the rear, both in traditional felt lettering. Finished with a urea button fastening, this example recreates a wartime variant in which the second button is red, positioned through the I of the team name where the buttonhole is cut. In 1944, organized baseball in Hawaii reached a peak. Multiple service