
Click on the links or image above to go take the survey. Pretty cool they used our uniform drawings from our site.
I have 3 concepts, and I’d love to share them with you.
1. We are a RED team
Get rid of the blue! The Cardinals are named after the color, not the bird, and therefore we should be a red team only. (this is a total pipe dream, it’s just a concept)
Notable features:
– STL cap emblem has no outline, single color embroidered.
– No front numbers on uniforms
– 2013-2023 Chain Stitch Embroidery directly on uniform
– Red beaked birds
– Home uniform says Cardinals
– Road uniform says St. Louis
– Road uniform is a custom red-gray fabric color: (0/15/15/40)
– Road uniform has thin sleeve and pant piping
– Sock stripe pattern simplified
– Alternate home uniform is modern interpretation of the 1926 World Series uniform.

2. Consolidate Elements of Current Uniforms
This is a realistic take on what we are currently wearing, with elements consolidated together to make our uniforms more harmonious.
Notable features:
– Home and Road primary cap shall be the red cap.
– Sunday Cap is redesignated as the alternate Saturday cap worn home and road
– 2013-2023 Chain Stitch Embroidery directly on uniform
– All home uniforms say Cardinals, all road uniforms say St. Louis
– Road uniform has custom blue-gray fabric: (15/0/0/30)
– Cream for Saturday (or Sunday) home
– Victory Blue for Saturday (or Sunday) road

3. Red at Home , Blue on Road
Let’s really be a blue team. Bring the blue full on and let Blue be just as equal part of the brand as Red is.
Notable features:
– Home cap is red
– Road cap is navy blue
– 2013-2023 Chain Stitch Embroidery directly on uniform
– All home uniforms say Cardinals, all road uniforms say St. Louis
– Road uniform has custom blue-gray fabric: (15/0/0/30)
– Cream for Saturday (or Sunday) home
– Victory Blue for Saturday (or Sunday) road
– Navy blue socks for road uniforms with 1956 sock stripe pattern


But don’t tell me what you think, go to WWW.CARDINALS.COM/UNIFORM and tell the team what you think!
And if you’d like some more reading on the topic of Red Caps vs Blue Caps, go check out our super informative article here: Which Cap Has Precedent?
