OT - Ty Cobb Uniform for a six year old

[ullmandds]

Make one yourself...can't be that hard!

[Bugsy]

The most economic and simple method would be to get the current Tigers home uni, which should be easily available. The olde english D hasn't changed that much in 100 years and I would bet a 6 year old would be more comfortable in poly than wool flannel. I'm sure you would prefer as close to authentic as possible (wool flannel, etc). I would too. But for the sake of simplicity...

Good luck!

Chris

[terjung]

Well, you need to start with some spikes...

[Shoeless Moe]

Originally Posted by terjung

Well, you need to start with some spikes...

.....and a file.

[53Browns]

Hey Paul, check these out. I don't know if they would fit but they are possible options....


http://cgi.ebay.com/Detroit-Tigers-V...item45fab87252


http://cgi.ebay.com/MIB-Size-10-Chil...item2563cd381d


http://cgi.ebay.com/Vintage-Childs-B...item5ae0ab5505

[roarfrom34]

Originally Posted by Shoeless Moe

.....and a file.

and a green pen

[BleedinBlue]

I play in a vintage league which wears 1800's style uni's. Baggy Wool authentic looking jerseys. I'm sure you could contact the people who make these types of uniforms and see if anybody makes a child size uniform. I imagine this won't be the cheapest or quickest way to go though and given your time and budget may not be an option.

Would look cool though...

www.simsburytaveneers.com

The link above has some great photos of the uniforms the teams in our area wear.

[jbbama]

I know they are very hard to find for adults............unless you can go $225 for a jersey (ouch!), so i can only imagine even tougher for kids. It may sound goofy, but what about a plain white or grey baseball (practice) jersey from a sporting goods store and you create your own 'D" logo and attach as desired. Most uni's from that era seem pretty plain. Good Luck! Keep us posted.