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.
In last night's game the Cardinals wore patches on their caps honoring the memory of those affected on September 11, 2001. All teams in MLB have been wearing this cap patch design since 2018.
About a month ago I received an email from a reader named Lucas who provided some wonderful photos that he says are from 1926 or 1927. Check it out. Lucas believes this to be Billy Southworth in 1926 or 1927. I'm not great at matching faces together, but I am great at identifying uniforms and … Continue reading Newly Discovered 1927 Photographs
In today's game at Yankee Stadium, the Cardinals are wearing yellow ribbon patches on the chest of their jerseys, as well as yellow armbands to raise money and awareness for Children's Cancer. This has taken place in past years as well, but we have some years that we are missing. We are currently seeking dates … Continue reading Cardinals Wear Yellow Ribbons and Gear for Children’s Cancer Awareness
If you tuned into last night's game, you noticed the Cardinals had patches on the sides of their caps. Those patches were the player's numbers rendered in what looks to me like a ransom note font. While that's about as much as I'd like to say about it, I'll leave my opinion as well. This … Continue reading Cardinals Wear Player’s Weekend Cap Patches
Reposting from Uni-Watch: The Cardinals, along with every team in Major League Baseball, will participate in Player's Weekend by adding some odd numbers to the sides of their caps. More on that below. This won't be the first Player's Weekend. The promotion happened in 2017, 2018, and 2019. If you'd like to go see what … Continue reading 2024 Player’s Weekend Caps revealed
In the opening game of the 2nd half today, the Cardinals wore patches of the National Baseball Hall of Fame logo on the sides of their caps, presumably for Induction Weekend which is taking place this weekend in Cooperstown. It is also relevant to note that today is Saturday and the Cardinals are playing on … Continue reading Cardinals Wear BBHoF Cap Patch for Induction Weekend
Today is the Fourth of July, and the Cardinals wore Independence Day uniform elements as they have since 2008. The caps this year have an off-white slight cream color crown and a red brim, featuring an STL outlined in blue with an American flag inlayed inside the STL emblem. On the side of the cap … Continue reading Cardinals Wear Independence Day Garb
Opinions aside, the new All Star Game jerseys have two lines of lettering across the chest. And while this may seem odd, unique, or rare, it is not unprecedented! Scroll down and take a look at the 1893 and 1894 St. Louis Browns uniforms in which they purportedly wore both the City Name and Nickname … Continue reading Two Lines of Lettering
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