Chili Davis is the Dog

Chili Davis loves chili dogs.
Some nicknames just write themselves.

In the 80s and 90s, baseball was a game of big swings and even better nicknames. Charles Theodore Davis became the first Jamaican-born player in MLB history, but to everyone else, he was simply Chili—a name allegedly earned from a bowl-shaped haircut but destined for stadium concession stand greatness. With 350 career home runs and three World Series rings, he proved that you could be a switch-hitting powerhouse and still have a name that sounds like a lunch special.

We printed this piece of 90s baseball lore on a Comfort Colors heavyweight tee, offering a broken-in feel that usually requires a decade of doubleheaders. It is garment-dyed for a vintage, lived-in look that holds up through extra innings and mustard spills alike.

Fabrication: 6.1 oz., 100% ring-spun cotton with double-needle stitching and a classic relaxed fit.

Perfect for the switch-hitter who appreciates a deep-cut reference or anyone who knows that a ballpark frank is the only acceptable pre-game meal.

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