Custom MLB Uniforms

We make ordering custom baseball uniforms easy and convenient by providing you the tools necessary to compile your team information. Visit our guide, Eight Steps To Purchasing Team Uniforms, and review the information you will need to make an accurate and informed purchase. We provide free tools like order form worksheets and a sketch form designed so that you can compile, save and email your team information electronically.
Sports Uniform Applications

When selecting a custom baseball uniform or custom baseball jersey supplier, make sure that the company you work with offers in-house decoration. We are experts in decorating your baseball uniform. We offer the whole gamma of sports decoration choices: screen printing, heat transfer printing, digital printing, embroidery, and tackle twill lettering. You can have team names, player’s names, numbers and mascots or logos expertly decorated on any of our custom baseball jersey and custom baseball uniform. Prices on the site include one placement decoration. Additional placements (ie. left chest, right chest, across shoulders) are available for additional fees. Use our convenient custom logo tool to send us your team logo for a free evaluation.

The ideal number size for the front of a baseball jersey is 4" (left chest) and the back is 8" for an adult shirt and 2" and 6" respectively for youth. Names are most often printed in a one-color film, 2" high, and heat transferred across the top back shoulders of the softball jersey.

We have the largest selection of baseball uniforms and custom baseball jerseys, at the best prices, without minimums or set-ups! Baseball uniforms have come a long way from the hot, 100-percent wool flannel uniforms. Today's custom baseball uniforms are typically made out of cotton, mesh or polyester and have many style options that include:

Necklines: crew neck, V-neck, two-button or full-button front

Sleeves: set-in (sewn into the shoulder) or raglan (stitched under the arm and in two parallel lines leading from the armpit to the neck; makes for ease of arm movement); set-in sleeves tend to be 1/2 length while raglan sleeves are often 3/4 length; vests (typically button-front) are also available to be worn over a T-shirt, turtleneck or jersey.

Colors: solid body, striped body/solid sleeves and collar, striped with solid rib trim, all striped or solid with contrasting trim are just a few options.