Homestead Steel Workers - Pennsylvania - Vintage Defunct Baseball Teams - Unisex T-Shirt Color:Heather Dust Telling a made guy he's

Telling a made guy he's funny is either a death wish or the greatest comedy bit ever improvised over dinner

Distressed white bold sans-serif text reads "WORLD'S" above a large decorative serif "OKAYEST" with an ornate capital "O" in an art deco style

" and "ENCINO

" followed by horizontal stripes in green

Toots Shor's on West 52nd Street in Manhattan was New York's unofficial clubhouse from the 1940s through the 1960s

Homestead Steel Workers - Pennsylvania - Vintage Defunct Baseball Teams - Unisex T-Shirt Color:Heather Dust Telling a made guy he'sHomestead's Steel Workers took the field in 1905, representing a Pennsylvania mill town where baseball and industry were inseparable. Competing in the Ohio Penn League's Class C ranks, they carried the pride of a community built on sweat and steel. Some teams played for glory, but Homestead played for the workers who filled the stands after long shifts. Part of our Defunct Baseball collection, inspired by the vintage Minor League teams of yesteryear.