The Fort Wayne Daisies were part of the All-American Girls Professional Baseball League, a groundbreaking chapter in the game’s history that expanded who baseball was for—and who it could reach.

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Playing in Fort Wayne during the 1940s and early 1950s, the Daisies brought high-level competition and national attention to the city. The league itself was created during World War II, but its impact lasted far beyond it, giving women a platform in professional baseball at a time when few opportunities existed.

Today, the Daisies represent more than a team—they represent a moment when the game grew, evolved, and opened its doors to a new generation of players and fans.

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This collection draws from that history, bringing it back to be worn today.