The Angels', Rangers' and Astros' New Era Overlap hats that feature a mashup of the teams' logos have been pulled from stores because those designs proved to have controversial names.

New Era rolled out their new "Overlap" hats for the 2025 season earlier this week. However, the hats haven't exactly been received well. At first glance, these hats may not seem too bad.

Angels overlap hat The Texas Rangers hat isn't the only receiving flack, take a look at the Angels' hat, where one person wrote, "thankfully that "E" saved the Angels hat from near disaster." Oh nooo!

On Monday, New Era dropped their "Overlap" series, which features MLB team names behind the primary logo. This created clunky and awkward aesthetics for most teams, but the Rangers had a bigger issue.

"This year’s New Era 'Overlap' hats are going viral for creating some of the funniest, stupidest, most-amazing hats we’ve ever seen," noted the SB Nation site.

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.

New Era released a line of “Overlap” hats for all 30 MLB teams with each franchise’s logo superimposed over its wordmark, but on Monday, only 29 were still available on the league’s ...

One of the Rangers hats, which retailed for $44.99, sold for $999.99 on eBay Wednesday morning. The sale was confirmed by eBay’s product research tool, Terapeak. The listing appeared to include ...

MLB representatives declined to comment. The other 29 "Overlap" hats remain for sale at $44.99 each, but the collection features some more awkward results.

On Tuesday morning, the Overlap hat was no longer for sale online via the MLB store. Instead, the distinctive cap became a hot commodity on Ebay, selling for as high as $200. The Angels were not ...

But right now, caps are stealing all the headlines. New Era rolled out their new "Overlap" hats for the 2025 season earlier this week. However, the hats haven't exactly been received well.

The Angels', Rangers' and Astros' New Era Overlap hats that feature a mashup of the teams' logos have been pulled from stores because those designs proved to have controversial names.