Lafayette Farmers - Indiana - Vintage Defunct Baseball Teams - Unisex Hoodie Color:Navy Encino's Good Wife stood at

Encino's Good Wife stood at Balboa and Ventura as a neighborhood gathering place through the 1960s and 1970s

Distressed white hand-lettered text reads "There's No" above a large flowing cursive script reading "Crying" with a baseball-style swoosh tail extending beneath it

A funny design inspired by Jim Halpert's jello stapler prank on Dwight Schrute from the office

Omniscience means watching humanity's browser history in real time with no way to close the tab

" with green text "MADE IN CAMEROON" and red text "SINCE 1983" below

Lafayette Farmers - Indiana - Vintage Defunct Baseball Teams - Unisex Hoodie Color:Navy Encino's Good Wife stood atLafayette's Farmers represented small town Indiana baseball at its purest, competing in the Northern State of Indiana League around 1910. Class D ball was the foundation of the minor league system, where local boys played for local pride. Towns like Lafayette built their summers around these clubs, and losing them meant losing something irreplaceable. Part of our Defunct Baseball collection, inspired by the vintage Minor League teams of yesteryear.