University of Wisconsin Satin Windbreaker sold by Ebbets Field Flannels
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University of Wisconsin Satin Windbreaker

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Inspired by vintage designs from the 1950s and '60s, this University of Wisconsin windbreaker combines classic style with practical features. Made from a durable blend of acetate and cotton, this lightweight jacket boasts a heavy-duty snap closure, front slash pockets, and a standout white felt 'W.' With its unlined design and bold 'BADGERS' lettering on the back, this windbreaker is perfect for fans looking to stay stylish and comfortable while showcasing their collegiate pride. From the brand: Description: An authentic University of Wisconsin windbreaker. Our new line of vintage windbreakers are inspired by models from the 1950s and '60s, and use our classic cotton-backed acetate satin. Product Details: Vintage red 53% acetate/47% cotton satin Heavy duty snap closure. Slash pockets in front Unlined White felt “W” on the chest Embroidery on twill badger mascot patch on the left sleeve White "BADGERS" lettering on the back Imported League: Collegiate Baseball History: Sandwiched between Big Nine Conference (now the Big Ten) championships in 1946 and 1950, 1949 was a notable low-point for the Badgers. Under head coach Arthur Mansfield University of Wisconsin Baseball had an overall record of 8-17, going 3-9 in conference play in ’49 before a significant rebound the following year. The 1950 team went 9-3 during the season, winning their conference and making the program’s lone trip to the College World Series (so far).