[ Hollywood Stars ] Gilmore High Pro

The Hollywood Stars Gilmore High Pro pays tribute to one of Los Angeles baseball’s most iconic chapters and the ballpark that helped define it. Constructed from 100% premium cotton with a structured front frame and slightly curved bill, the cap features a cream crown paired with a deep navy visor, a classic Stars color combination rooted in the club’s golden era at Gilmore Field. A classic fully green underbill adds a distinctly mid-century look. The front showcases an embroidered alternate Hollywood Stars crest in red, white, and navy, while a woven Gilmore Field side patch anchors the piece to the team’s storied home. Finished with an adjustable snapback closure, this hat carries forward the legacy of Los Angeles baseball before the major league spotlight arrived.

The Hollywood Stars were one of the Pacific Coast League’s most celebrated franchises, calling Los Angeles home from the 1920s through the 1950s. Playing at Gilmore Field, just south of Hollywood Boulevard, the Stars became synonymous with West Coast baseball glamour, drawing crowds that rivaled major league attendance and featuring future Hall of Famers like Bill Mazeroski and Lefty O’Doul. A perennial contender, the Stars captured multiple PCL championships and helped cement Los Angeles as a baseball city long before the arrival of the Dodgers, leaving behind a legacy defined by winning, style, and star power.