Baltimore Black Sox Knitted Socks
- Officially licensed product; a portion of every purchase benefits the Negro Leagues Baseball Museum
- Knitted BLACK SOX leg lettering, an orange "B" on the foot, striped cuffs and orange heels and toes; no prints to crack or peel
- Black and orange colors match the Baltimore Black Sox Legacy cap and Legacy jersey for a complete game day look
- Honors the 1929 American Negro League champions and Hall of Famers Jud Wilson, Pete Hill, Satchel Paige and Leon Day
- Soft, stretchy acrylic blend crew socks; one size fits most adults; machine wash cold and tumble dry low
Finish your game day look with the Baltimore Black Sox Knitted Socks. The Black Sox gave Baltimore a championship Black ball club, winning the 1929 American Negro League title and fielding Hall of Famers Jud Wilson, Pete Hill, Satchel Paige and Leon Day. These black crew socks carry the team's orange and white colors from cuff to toe.
Design Details
BLACK SOX runs down the leg in white varsity lettering outlined in orange, with three white slash stripes on the opposite side. The ribbed cuff is striped in white, black and orange, and an orange "B" is knitted into the foot. Orange heels and toes complete the look. Every graphic is knitted in, so there are no prints to crack or peel.
Complete the Look
These socks share their black and orange colors with the Baltimore Black Sox Legacy Baseball Cap and the Baltimore Black Sox Legacy Baseball Jersey. Wear all three to Camden Yards, or add a pair to a gift for the Baltimore baseball fan in your life. Find more team gear in our Negro Leagues apparel collection.
Material and Care
Made of 83% acrylic, 14% polyester, 2% rubber and 1% spandex for a soft, stretchy fit that holds its shape. One size fits most adults. Machine wash cold, tumble dry low, and do not bleach, iron or dry clean.
Founded in 1913, the Baltimore Black Sox became one of the six charter members of the Eastern Colored League in 1923 and played at Maryland Baseball Park, a ballpark the club built and owned in South Baltimore. In 1924 the park hosted two games of the first Colored World Series. Five years later, Jud Wilson, Frank Warfield, Dick Lundy and Oliver Marcell formed the famed "Million Dollar Infield" and led Baltimore to the 1929 American Negro League championship. Satchel Paige pitched for the club in 1930, and Leon Day began his career there in 1934. In 2007, the Baltimore Orioles wore Black Sox uniforms to honor the franchise.
Officially licensed. A portion of every purchase benefits the Negro Leagues Baseball Museum, helping preserve these stories for future generations.
| Edition | Open Edition |
| Medium | 83% Acrylic, 14% Polyester, 2% Rubber, 1% Spandex |
| SKU | NMSBBS-BLK |
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