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New Era 3930 MLB League Basic LOSDOD
New Era 3930 MLB League Basic LOSDOD – Blue Cap
The unisex blue New Era 3930 MLB League Basic LOSDOD cap combines a simple design with a practical design suitable for both the streets and the field. The stretch cut provides adjustment to the head circumference without the need for adjustment. The embroidered Los Angeles Dodgers logo on the front is visible, but unobtrusive. The peak has a gentle curvature that guarantees sun protection without significantly interfering with peripheral vision.
The cap is designed to handle everyday wear and at the same time maintain its shape with frequent use. The material feels pleasant to the touch and allows moisture to be removed during active movement. The versatile, sporty look fits well with streetwear outfits and basketball clothing. The color is a deep blue, which contrasts with the white logo embroidery.
Material
- Main material: 97% cotton, 3% elastane.
- Visor reinforcement: polyester inner lining.
- Embroidery: polyester threads.
- Care and precautions: wash by hand or on a delicate cycle at max. 30 °C, do not tumble dry, do not iron directly over the embroidery.
FAQ
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How does the cap fit?
This model has a stretch cut that adapts to the circumference of the head; usually fits like a one size fits all adult. -
Can I machine wash the hat?
Yes, gentle wash at low temperature or hand wash is recommended; when machine washing, use a mesh bag and then shape while drying.
Thestreets Tips
- The color matches the picture and the blue looks rich; the hat is comfortable to wear for streetball and everyday wear.
- The stretch cut holds well and the peak has kept its shape so far; the embroidery looks good.
- The material is pleasant to the touch, I haven't noticed any significant discoloration during normal maintenance.





