President Donald Trump has gone to Iowa to kick off a year of patriotic festivities leading up to next year's 250th ...

I still can’t look at the New Era overlap “Mmmi” logo and not tear up with laughter. It’s genius. If I were a Rangers fan, I’d keep my TeTas hat in a safe.

Rangers officials did not know about their team’s New Era hat before it was released, The Dallas Morning News reported in March. The MLB caps in the collection originally retailed for $44.99.

The Rangers organization said they did not see the hats until they were released. On Tuesday, the rapper also released a music video for his song “Nokia” which was shot in black and white.

Drake has presented evidence showing that he was among those fortunate enough to secure a Texas Rangers “Tetas” hat. The photo in question, which finds him showing off the briefly controversy ...

New Era's latest release likely won't be a big seller for fans of most of MLB's 30 teams given the garish fonts and strange design choice with the overlapping single letter. As for the Rangers ...

The Rangers’ cap has the team’s “T” laid onto the middle of the word “Texas” − creating what looks like a commonly used term among Spanish-speaking people for a woman’s breasts.

Although the hats from New Era's Overlap collection belonging to the Texas Rangers, the Los Angeles Angels, and the Houston Astros have been removed from stores, the resale value on the ones that ...

Several New Era MLB hats have been pulled from retail spaces after their designs revealed somewhat vulgar terms. This is the second consecutive spring that New Era has had a fashion faux pas with ...

New Era's Texas Rangers' "Overlap" cap isn't the only design that fostered a fashion flop. The Los Angeles Angels' cap seems to spell "AnAels" and the Houston Astros cap appears to display "AsHos ...

However, the design flaws turned some of these hats into unintended punchlines. Despite the removal of the Rangers, Astros, and Angels caps, 27 other Overlap hats remain available for purchase.

Now, that hat is being sold for a hefty price online. Major League Baseball's hat-maker, New Era, launched their New Era Overlap 5950 collection, which included a hat for each of the 30 MLB teams.