New Era Cap and adidas have partnered to outfit three premier NCAA baseball teams—Texas A&M Aggies, Miami Hurricanes, and Arizona State Sun Devils—with custom-designed 59FIFTY fitted caps, blending performance innovation with fan-centric style. Announced on April 11, 2025, the collaboration marks a strategic push by both brands to deepen their influence in college athletics, leveraging New Era’s century-old baseball heritage and adidas’ athletic apparel expertise.
On-Field Cap Design and Availability: Teams will wear home and away 59FIFTY caps, featuring team logos on the front and New Era’s flag on the side. Athletes can choose between the classic 59FIFTY or the Low-Profile 59FIFTY for gameplay.
Fan collections launch in April 2025, including 9FIFTY Snapback, 9SEVENTY Trucker, and 9FORTY A-Frame caps. These will be sold at Lids, Fanatics, and neweracap.com.
- Seasonal Capsule Drops
New Era plans to release limited-edition cap designs during the season to boost fan engagement, aligning with key moments for the three teams. - Brand Synergy
- Steve Gallo, New Era’s General Manager for North America, emphasized the fusion of adidas’ “high-performance apparel expertise” with New Era’s iconic silhouettes to enhance on-field performance and cultural impact.
- John Miller, President of adidas North America, highlighted New Era’s “deep roots in baseball” as a catalyst for the partnership.
New Era, founded in 1920, has long dominated professional baseball headwear but has recently expanded into college sports. This deal follows their 2024 partnerships with NBA and NHL playoffs, underscoring a strategy to capture younger, collegiate audiences.
Meanwhile, adidas continues to compete with Nike in the NCAA apparel space, having secured deals with top programs like Miami football and Texas A&M basketball.
The collaboration arrives as NCAA baseball gains traction, with 2024 viewership up 18% year-over-year. By merging performance and lifestyle appeal, New Era and adidas aim to position college baseball caps as both athletic essentials and cultural staples.
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