Author: Cardinals Uniforms and Logos

Happy Opening Week! We're off to a good start. Our guys on the field look energetic and are playing some fun-to-watch baseball to start the 2025 season. AND there's also some good news for our uniforms. I'll give credit where credit is due, Nike+Fanatics have successfully delivered the Cardinals Home Saturday cream alternates on the … Continue reading Cardinals Debut Home Saturday Alternates

Yesterday the Cardinals Instagram posted some pictures from Spring Training, and it gave us this fantastic photo of prospect Tink Hence. Before getting into the details, let us just say, this is the correct way to wear the uniform. He looks fantastic on the mound with the red glove, high socks, red shoes, the whole … Continue reading Stance Socks Still Using Pre-2020 STL

Happy Lundi Gras to all who are out parading and celebrating today. This afternoon at the Krewe of Red Beans in the historic Bywater neighborhood of New Orleans, we spotted a fantastic Cardinals uniform display made from beans! It was a great surprise and a very impressive display of the Birds Beans on the Bat, … Continue reading From the Krewe of Red Beans

A few days ago we got our first look at the new 2025 Cardinals road uniforms, and they removed the sun collars from them. I think it's a great fix, and I was hoping we'd see the same fix for the home uniforms. However, while looking at the Cardinals instagram this morning, I noticed players … Continue reading Cardinals 2025 Jerseys UPDATE on sun collars

Yesterday (Feb 17, 2025) the Cardinals posted to their instagram some photos of the team back in Jupiter for Spring Training. And it allowed us to see some early shots of the new road uniforms. Last year Nike and Fanatics and probably MLB (and anyone else I can implicate) colossally screwed up the uniforms across … Continue reading Cardinals 2025 Jerseys

Earlier this week we got a look at the 2025 Spring Training Caps. The ST cap this year is identical to last year's with the exception of the Spring Training patch on the side of the cap. The other thing to mention about these caps; this is the second year in a row of poor … Continue reading 2025 Spring Training Caps

Thanks to Uni-Watch for posting these. It would appear that there is going to be two styles of batting practice caps for this season. In the picture below, the cap on the left is the same batting practice cap the Cardinals worn last year, they will wear it again this year. On the right you'll … Continue reading 2025 Batting Practice Caps

Of the countless issues with Nike's new uniforms from the 2024 season, it seems that the 100 billion dollar corporation is only going to be fixing one of the issues, and that is the lettering of the player names on the back of the uniform. Up through 2023, the Cardinals used tall letters on the … Continue reading Cardinals bringing the Big Names (on) Back

We're waiting to see what happens with the Cardinals this offseason, both in terms of the roster AND the uniforms. We've heard some reports that they'll be fixing some of the uniform issues from this past season, but all of the changes are yet to be known. While we wait, I've come up with some … Continue reading Let’s Just Be a Red Team, Concept Uniforms

And that's a wrap for Cardinal baseball in 2024. The new 2024 database page is now live, you can check it out at the following link: https://cardinalsuniformsandlogos.com/database/2024cardinals/ Lots of notable uniform changes happened this year. Most notably is the new Nike uniforms. During Spring Training there was a strong outcry from both fans and players … Continue reading 2024 Cardinals

What's with Goldy wearing a belt with stars and stripes? I noticed it the other day, but now I've noticed he's been wearing it consistently. The pictures below were taken from the Cardinals instagram account. I believe there is more than one player on the team also wearing this style of belt. I don't know … Continue reading Paul Goldschmidt Wearing Stars & Stripes Belt

Today is September 15th, which means it is Roberto Clemente Day. The Cardinals participated in honoring the great humanitarian baseball star by wearing patches with Clemente's number, 21, on their chest.