Houston Colt 45's Blackout Snapback Hat

Product Details: 65% Polyester / 35% Cotton blend twill Raised 3D puff embroidery Structured mid-profile 5-panel crown with full buckram front Slightly curved visor with matching undervisor and sweatband Adjustable plastic snapback closure One size fits most adults Ships in 4–7 business days Team: Houston Colt .45s Years Active: 1962–1964 Home: Colt Stadium — Houston, Texas Notable: National League expansion club; renamed the Astros in 1965 The Houston Colt .45s were one of two National League expansion franchises to debut in 1962, playing three seasons at the open-air, mosquito-plagued Colt Stadium before moving next door into the Astrodome. The name came from the Colt revolver, and the uniforms carried a smoking pistol across the chest — one of the boldest marks of the era and a favorite among major league collectors. The 1963 club famously fielded an all-rookie lineup, and the roster that came through Houston in those years included future Hall of Famer Joe Morgan and fan favorite Rusty Staub. The Colt .45s name was retired after the 1964 season when the franchise became the Houston Astros. Vintage-inspired reproduction — not affiliated with, endorsed by, or sponsored by any team, league, or organization. Used for historical and artistic purposes only.