Oakland Larks T-Shirt
Oakland Larks T-Shirt
Description
Description
Product Info
- 100% Cotton (52% Cotton 48% Polyester for heather colors)
- Extra Soft
- Lightweight
- Classic Fit
- Ships in 3-5 business days
Team: Oakland Larks
Years Active:Â 1946-1948
Home: Emeryville Park (Emeryville, CA)
The Oakland Larks were original members of the West Coast Negro League in 1946. The league was short lived and lasted only one season, but the Larks continued on as a barnstorming team. The team traveled the U.S. and Canada, playing wherever they could find opponents. Lionel Wilson, a future mayor of Oakland and Sam Jones a two-time Major League All-Star both pitched for the Larks. The Larks played their home games at Emeryville Park, also known as Oaks Park and the Oakland Baseball Park.
Notable Players
- Sam Jones
- Lionel Wilson
This product is a historical representation of the defunct team in the description. The product is in no way affiliated with any existing team, league or other organization.
Shipping/ Returns
Shipping/ Returns
Shipping:
FREEÂ Domestic Shipping on orders $100+
$7Â Flat-Rate Domestic Shipping
Worldwide Shipping Available Customer is responsible for any import duties or taxes charged in their country
Returns/Exchanges:
All Sales Final on Customized Jerseys
30 Day Return Policy on all other items unless otherwise noted
Custom Jersey Info
Custom Jersey Info
How to order:
Type a number and/or name in the boxes as you would like them to appear on the jersey.
OR
Check the "Leave Blank" box and jersey will not have any name or number. (This still requires production time we as do not keep blank jerseys in stock)
Production :
Custom jerseys are made when ordered and ship in 4-6 weeks.
Custom measurements are available by request including women's and youth sizes.
Returns/Exchanges:
All custom jersey sales are final.
We cannot cancel or change an order after you receive notification that production has started.
If a jersey arrives damaged or incorrect, we will remake it at no charge or a process a full refund.