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New Dodgers “D” Caps Now Available Online

1:09 PM PST on February 1, 2016

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Last year we told you about the OKC Dodgers "D" hat, which quickly sold out online. If you're not willing to visit Oklahoma City just to get the D, another option has now presented itself.

This Spring Training season in Arizona, the Dodgers will have a alternate cap that features that giant D everyone seems to want. This hat is 100% polyester and made for hot weather-- it's UV protective and also wicks away sweat. Here's the official description:

Kick your love of the L.A. Dodgers into high gear with this Home Diamond Era 59FIFTY hat! This New Era cap will give you the freshest look while COOLERA and SOLARERA technology keep you comfortable. Celebrate another season of great baseball with this sleek hat! $34.99  Buy Here.

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