10. 1962-68 Home
Pinstripes have been a staple of the Cubs' home uniform for the better part of 65 years. What made this era special was the addition of a Cub head added onto the left shoulder. The shoulder patch was accompanied by the traditional Cubs logo as well as stripes. Chicago kept its traditional blue hat and wore appropriate socks to match. Philip K. Wrigley was the principal owner while the Cubs were playing their 47th year at Wrigley Field.
The Cub head is now etched onto modern fan gear, such as hats, t-shirts, sweatshirts, and jerseys. Although a fan favorite, the Cubs' 1962 season wasn't their best. Chicago finished second-to-last in the National League with a record of 59-103. This was the first season the N.L. played a 162-game season.