St. Louis Cardinals Uniform History 1962-1997
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1962-70
The Cards become the first NL team to use names on back. Front numbers added as well.
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A new red cap introduced for home games in 1964.
Navy cap dropped as the red cap is worn home and away starting in 1965.
NOB missing.
1971-75
Double knits arrive. The Cards adopt the pullover style. The road jersey is a very light grey.
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KM Pro caps used in 1971 has a different logo.
Jerseys now have tails instead of a straight cut.
1976-78
Road jersey follows the powder blue trend.
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NL Centennial sleeve patch on 1976 jerseys.
1979-80
Numbers moved from front to sleeves.
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1981-84
Numbers return to front, sleeve numbers removed.
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1985-88
Road jersey returns to grey.
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1989-91
NOB now on nameplates.
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1992-97
Button-downs return. Sleeve cuffs and collar trim dropped. Road cap returns to navy.
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100th anniversary sleeve patch worn in 1992 on both sets.
Ozzie Smith had flat-hemmed jerseys made which he used in games and sold through his marketing company.
Jackie Robinson patch worn in 1997.
