The Mets Police: Touring The '47 Shop At Citi Field

Touring The '47 Shop At Citi Field

47 shop, citi field

47 SHOP

Nostalgic lived-in looks. Quality materials with a relaxed, collegiate style for men, women and kids.

That's what Mets.com says...let's go inside!

I kinda dug this shirt, but couldn't easily take a picture of it (one hand to hold the shirt, one on the camera.)

I like this poster if you are looking for something to buy me for Christmas.

Kinda retro-80's civilian ware.

As you can see, lots of caps.

I didn't stay long (it's not big) but it's nice enough.

I enjoy browsing the stores.

For tomorrow, something a little different - we'll tour the stores by Wrigley Field.

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DyHrdMET said :

August 6, 2009 at 1:15 PM

is there any significance to the name "'47 Shop"? I assume 1947...

jmp said :

August 6, 2009 at 9:49 PM

It's a brand name. See the company website at http://www.nineteen47.com/ which includes the back story of the company.

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