Jerry Cohen was standing onstage at Bumbershoot 1989 when he decided to quit the music business for good. It was the cliche rock musician story, really: He needed more time to focus on his niche retro baseball apparel business.
“My dream was always to be a famous musician,” says Cohen. “And that didn’t work out. I tried for 10 years. And, you know, very few people succeed at that. And then by the time I had to give that dream up, it was okay, because I had a new dream.”
That dream was Ebbets Field Flannels, the company that Cohen and his ex-wife, but still-partner, Lisa
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