Jackie Robinson Collection

Jackie Robinson (January 31, 1919-October 24, 1972) became the first black athlete to play Pro Baseball in the 20th century when he took the field for the Brooklyn in 1947. Throughout his decade-long career, Robinson distinguished himself as one of the game's most talented and exciting players, recording an impressive .311 career batting average as well as 197 SB 19 of which were of home. He was also a vocal civil rights activist. He died in Connecticut in 1972 from heart problems and diabetes complications.

We are incredibly honored to be able to provide this special collection mugs for the most influential baseball player to ever play the game.