Celebrate a cherished chapter of California volleyball history with our San Diego Breakers commemorative t-shirt. This nostalgic tribute captures the essence of San Diego's pioneering professional volleyball team that made waves in Southern California from 1975 to 1978.
The San Diego Breakers emerged during the exciting early days of professional volleyball in America as part of the International Volleyball Association (IVA). The team quickly gained popularity in the mid-1970s as volleyball was experiencing a surge in mainstream interest. Playing their home matches at the San Diego Sports Arena, the Breakers attracted fans with their fast-paced, high-flying style of play and beach-inspired team culture. Despite building a dedicated following and helping establish professional volleyball in America, financial challenges affecting the entire IVA league led to the team's dissolution after the 1978 season, bringing an end to this groundbreaking era in California volleyball history.
Product Details:
- Printed on premium Gildan 5000 heavyweight tees
- 5.3 oz, 100% preshrunk cotton for durability and comfort
- Tear-away label for maximum comfort
- Classic unisex fit suitable for all fans
- Available in sizes S-5XL to fit every body type
The front features the iconic San Diego Breakers logo with an intentionally distressed, cracked, vintage appearance, giving this shirt a retro vibe perfect for true volleyball enthusiasts. The clean, blank back keeps the focus on the memorable team branding.
Each shirt is crafted using cutting-edge direct-to-garment printing technology for vibrant, durable graphics that won't crack or fade over time – ensuring your piece of volleyball history stands the test of time.
Available in a wide variety of popular colors to match your personal style while showing your appreciation for this pioneering chapter in California volleyball history.
Commemorate a cherished piece of San Diego sports history – a team that helped establish professional volleyball in America and whose innovative spirit continues to influence the game today.