Represent Kansas City's Pioneering Negro League Franchise!
This vintage-inspired tee celebrates the iconic Kansas City Feds, one of the founding and most influential teams in the history of Negro League baseball. Though their existence was brief, the Feds left a profound legacy.
The Kansas City Feds formed in 1911 as one of the original eight clubs in the newly established Negro National League, making them baseball's first successful professional Black franchise. Playing their home games at the Ka-Ce Baseball Park, the Feds drew huge crowds who were dazzled by their talented rosters featuring stars like Jose Mendez, John Donaldson and Doc Norcross.
Known for their stylish uniforms featuring a distinctive "KC" logo, the Feds competed for just two seasons from 1911-1912 but set the blueprint for future successful Negro Leagues. Their pioneering presence opened doors, paved the way for integration, and provided hope for Black communities across the nation.
More than just an elite baseball team, the Kansas City Feds were racial trailblazers who helped lay the foundation for the vibrant Negro Leagues scene that would soon follow. Their impact resonated far beyond the baseball diamond.
Though financial difficulties led to their demise after the 1912 season, this retro tee with the classic Feds "KC" logo ensures their groundbreaking spirit lives on. Made of a soft, heavyweight cotton blend, it's available in sizes S-5XL and colors like gray, black, red and royal blue. Whether you're a diehard baseball fan or simply appreciate this team's immense cultural significance, this vintage Feds shirt is a must-have. Grab one today and proudly represent the pioneering Kansas City Feds!