To buy baseball uniforms for a high school, travel or adult team, start with a jersey and pants for every player, then choose a jersey style (full-button, two-button or V-neck), stock or sublimated decoration, legal numbers and a roster of sizes. Shop custom baseball uniforms for men's and adult school, club and league teams. For youth and Little League rosters, use the Little League uniforms buying guide and youth baseball uniform packages.
Adult, high school and travel vs youth
This guide is for adult, high school and travel teams. Youth leagues and Little League programs have their own collection and buying guide, so start there if the roster is kids.
- Men's and adult school, club and league teams. Use custom baseball uniforms. It compares stock and sublimated packages from Juice, Adidas, Russell Athletic, Mizuno, Augusta and ProPlayer, including home-and-away, full-button, two-button and V-neck styles.
- Youth and Little League teams. Use youth baseball uniform packages and read the Little League uniforms buying guide for kids' kits, sizes and league basics. That youth collection states: “No minimums, and rush orders are available in as fast as 5 days.” It also states: “There are no order minimums, and rush orders are available in as fast as 5 days. Schools can pay by purchase order, and we offer great net terms.”
Jersey styles, and pants as part of the uniform
A baseball uniform typically includes a jersey and pants, often with a cap, belt and socks. Compare jersey styles first.
A full-button jersey buttons all the way down the front. A two-button jersey has a short placket. V-neck styles are also in the adult collection. Several packages are sold as a single set; others are home-and-away packages if you need two colorways.
Pants are part of the uniform, not a separate shopping step in this guide. Under official NFHS baseball interpretations, team uniform pants must extend below the knee. Pants that end at the knee or above, including shorts, are not legal for high school play. Club and travel leagues may use a different book, so confirm yours.
Sublimated vs stock
Stock styles start from set colorways that can be decorated with a team logo, names and numbers. Sublimated or custom packages let you choose the design, colors and logo placement, with the design dyed into polyester rather than sitting only as a surface application. Compare both in the adult collection, then read our sublimated vs stock team uniforms guide if you are deciding which decoration method fits the roster, budget and design.
NFHS baseball uniform and number rules
High school baseball follows NFHS uniform rules. The points below are taken from the official NFHS baseball uniform rules and the official 2025 NFHS baseball rules interpretations. Club and travel leagues may use a different book. Confirm the current rule with your state association or league before you approve art.
- Color and style. Uniforms of all team members should be of the same color and style. Caps and shoes are required equipment (no track spikes). When a player is required to wear a head protector, it replaces the cap as mandatory equipment.
- Sleeves and pitchers. Sleeve lengths may vary from player to player, but each player's sleeves must be approximately the same length and must not be ragged, frayed or slit. If a pitcher's undershirt sleeves are exposed, they shall not be white or gray. The only compression sleeves allowed for a pitcher below the elbow are solid black or a solid dark color. A pitcher shall not wear any item on the hands, wrists or arms that may be distracting to the batter, and shall not wear a white or gray sleeve that extends below the elbow. A vest and coordinating shirt worn underneath is viewed as a type of uniform top.
- Numbers. Each player shall be numbered on the back of the shirt with a plain Arabic number of solid color contrasting with the shirt. The number must be at least 8 inches high, and no players on the same team shall wear identical numbers. A number may have a border of not more than one-quarter inch. Official interpretations also say the number itself must be a solid contrasting color; a number formed only by the jersey color with a sewn-on or printed border is not legal. Slogans above the number are not permitted. Jerseys, including the player number, may have the player's name, school name or school mascot name, but nothing else.
- Logos, flags and patches. A uniform shall not have any dangerous or reflective buttons or ornaments. Each item of the school's official uniform (including pants, jersey, visible undergarments, socks, stockings, caps and headwear) may bear only a single visible manufacturer's logo or trademark, not to exceed 2 1/4 square inches, with no dimension exceeding 2 1/4 inches. One American flag, 2 inches by 3 inches, may be worn on each item of uniform apparel. By state association adoption, commemorative or memorial patches may be uniformly placed on jerseys, not to exceed 4 square inches.
- Pants. As noted above, official 2025 interpretations require team uniform pants to extend below the knee.
Sizing, ordering timelines and a budget checklist
You do not need a finished design to start a quote, but a complete brief helps. Include the team name; whether the roster is adult/high school/travel or youth; the jersey style you like (full-button, two-button or V-neck); stock or sublimated; whether you need a home-and-away set; colors, logo, names and numbers; and a roster with sizes. Use adult sizes for older players and youth sizes for younger players, and record sizes carefully against the size chart for the package you choose.
Start before the season so you have time to collect sizes, assign legal numbers, approve art and confirm color rules. High school teams should leave time to check the current NFHS and state-association requirements. Travel and club teams should confirm their league book. Ask for the timing that applies to your order when you request the quote.
When you budget, plan for:
- A jersey and pants for each player, plus a cap, belt and socks if your package or league expects them
- Decoration, including names, numbers and a logo
- A second home-and-away set if you need two colorways
- A few extras if you want late adds or replacements covered
- Time to correct a number, slogan or pant length if it does not meet your league's rule
How to get a baseball uniform quote
Use the get-started page or the roster form, or email sales@proplayerteam.com or call 707-LEAGUE4 (707-532-4834). You can also use the contact form.
Baseball uniforms FAQ
Where do I buy custom baseball uniforms for a high school or travel team?
Start with custom baseball uniforms for men's and adult school, club and league teams.
Do you have youth or Little League baseball uniforms?
Yes. Use youth baseball uniform packages and the Little League uniforms buying guide for kids' teams. That youth collection states that there are no order minimums, that rush orders are available in as fast as 5 days, that schools can pay by purchase order, and that they offer great net terms.
What is the difference between a full-button and a two-button baseball jersey?
A full-button jersey buttons all the way down the front. A two-button jersey has a short placket at the neck. The adult collection also includes V-neck styles. Choose the look your team wants, then confirm that numbers, decoration and any home-and-away colors meet your league's rule.
What number size do high school baseball jerseys need?
Under official NFHS baseball uniform rules, each player must have a plain Arabic number on the back of the shirt, at least 8 inches high, in a solid color that contrasts with the shirt. No two players on the same team may wear identical numbers. A border may be no more than one-quarter inch wide. Club leagues may differ, so confirm the current rule for your league.
How do I get a price for my team?
Send your roster with sizes, colors and logo through the roster form, email sales@proplayerteam.com, call 707-532-4834, or use the contact form.