A Bathing Ape x New Era EAR PAD CAP
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A Bathing Ape x New Era EAR PAD CAP

A Bathing Ape has partnered with New Era for the New York BAPE store-exclusive EAR PAD CAP. The

Peanuts General Store by Special Project Consulting
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Peanuts General Store by Special Project Consulting

Charles M. Schulz’s iconic Peanuts gang is the subject of a new collaborative collection from

Mark McNairy New Era Hard Head Snapback
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Mark McNairy New Era Hard Head Snapback

Mark McNairy has teamed up with New Era on a couple of snapbacks including this bright yellow

New Era Japan 2012 Fall/Winter Bucket Hats
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New Era Japan 2012 Fall/Winter Bucket Hats

For Fall/Winter 2012 New Era Japan rolls out a line of Bucket Hats. Featuring minimal branding, the

New Era 2012 Fall/Winter Authentic Vintage Collection Preview
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New Era 2012 Fall/Winter Authentic Vintage Collection Preview

The New Era 2012 Fall/Winter Authentic Vintage collection is comprised of EK and New Era Originals

Maiden Noir x New Era Japan 2012 Fall Capsule Collection
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Maiden Noir x New Era Japan 2012 Fall Capsule Collection

Seattle-based brand Maiden Noir has partnered with New Era Japan for a capsule collection


Jeremy Scott x New Era 2013 Spring/Summer Headwear Collection
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Jeremy Scott x New Era 2013 Spring/Summer Headwear Collection

Designer Jeremy Scott has seemingly jumped into every realm of fashion design throughout his career

Maiden Noir "Rise of the Seventh" 2012 Fall/Winter Collection
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Maiden Noir "Rise of the Seventh" 2012 Fall/Winter Collection

Seattle-born brand Maiden Noir’s 2012 fall/winter collection, titled “Rise of the Seventh,” will be

New Era Japan 2012 Fall/Winter Apparel Collection
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New Era Japan 2012 Fall/Winter Apparel Collection

Following this year’s spring/summer debut of the Series81 apparel collection, New Era Japan returns

PROCESS: The Making of a New Era 59FIFTY

PROCESS: The Making of a New Era 59FIFTY

With almost a century of experience in hat making, New Era has been at the forefront in manufacturing some of the world’s most celebrated caps to date. Improving on its products year after year while setting industry benchmarks, New Era has become a household name. Known throughout the professional sports realm, whether it be the MLB, NBA or NHL, New Era’s versatile 59FIFTY cap — also known as the fitted — has graced the heads of athletes and celebrities alike and has garnered attention for its work with Marvel Comics, DC Comics, and a host of heavy streetwear brands. Despite its simplicity of design and relatively unchanged silhouette, a surprising amount of work goes into the crafting of each cap. In this PROCESS we take closer look into the meticulous 22-step journey that a single 59FIFTY cap must go through from raw material to finished product — a process that utilizes the eyes and hands of 22 dedicated and loyal employees who together share a single dedication to quality and craftsmanship.

Eric Haze x New Era Pack
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Eric Haze x New Era Pack

Legendary artist and graphic designer Eric Haze has offered up some of his signature design

New Era EK 2012 Fall/Winter Collection
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New Era EK 2012 Fall/Winter Collection

After taking a look into the New Era Buffalo, New York headquarters, it is safe to say that we have

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