Pete Crow Armstrong Cubs Takashi Murakami Beanie Hat

The Pete Crow Armstrong Cubs Takashi Murakami Beanie Hat recreates the navy cuffed knit PCA wore in a video interview the Players Association shared on November 13, 2026, as the newly crowned NL MVP. In that clip, the Cubs center fielder talks about how much Kyle Schwarber shaped his career, a fitting tribute after the two tied for the big-league lead with 45 home runs. Built for Chicago fans hunting for Cubs winter beanies with a real moment behind them, it belongs at Wrigleyville watch parties, offseason fan events, and every cold morning between now and spring training.

Pete Crow Armstrong Cubs Takashi Murakami Beanie Hat – Flowers Meet the Friendly Confines

The Pete Crow Armstrong Takashi Murakami Flowers Chicago Cubs Beanie Hat canvas is a deep navy ribbed knit, close to the darkest shade of Cubs blue, which lets every color on top of it pop. Climbing diagonally up the left side of the crown is a cascade of four smiling flowers: a large cream-petaled bloom at the top, followed by a soft pink flower, a bright red one, and a teal-and-yellow blossom tucked just above the cuff. Small green and lavender leaves weave between them, giving the cluster the feel of a bouquet caught mid-bounce.

Down on the folded cuff, the composition settles into balance. A rainbow-petaled flower with a wide, open-mouthed grin sits on the left, while a bold red “C” outlined in white anchors the center. There’s no extra text and no slogan. The design trusts two symbols to do the talking, and it works because they’re opposites: one is pure whimsy, the other is more than a century of baseball tradition. The back stays clean and solid navy, so the hat reads as understated from one angle and joyful from the other.

Takashi Murakami’s smiling flower is one of the most recognizable symbols in contemporary art and streetwear. It came to baseball when the Cubs and Dodgers opened the 2025 season at the Tokyo Dome on March 18–19. Murakami’s flowers appeared on team uniforms and fan gear, including navy Cubs knits that paired the blossoms with the iconic “C.”

On November 13, 2026, the Players Association shared a video of Pete Crow-Armstrong wearing a navy Cubs beanie covered in those same smiling flowers. The newly named NL MVP talked about Kyle Schwarber’s influence after the two tied for the big-league lead with 45 home runs. The hat was a quiet callback to Tokyo, worn by a player who had just turned his breakout into a historic year. The flowers stand for joy, and the “C” stands for Wrigley and a fan base that knows long winters. Together they make art-inspired fan apparel that celebrates both the team and the culture around it.

Product Details & Care Guide

Product Details

• Style: Cuffed rib-knit beanie
• Design: Embroidered smiling flower cluster on the crown; embroidered rainbow flower and red “C” on the cuff
• Colors: Navy with red, cream, pink, teal, yellow, and green accents
• Fit: Snug, cuffed fit that hugs the head
• Material: Rib knit
• Size: One size fits most adults
• Origin: Proudly Made in the United States.

Care Instructions:

• Hand wash in cold water with a mild detergent.
• Do not bleach.
• Gently press out excess water; do not wring or twist.
• Lay flat to dry and reshape while damp.
• Do not tumble dry.
• Do not iron directly on the embroidery.