Editorials

In last night's game the Cardinals wore patches on the sides of their caps for player's weekend, and presumably will wear the patches all weekend. The patches are the same as last year, they show the player's number rendered in a specialized number set. Here's what MLB's official language says describing the promotion... Brand Rationale: … Continue reading Cardinals Wear Player’s Weekend cap patches

Today I received an email that Bill Henderson has just released his amazing Game Worn Guide in its 10th edition. I immediately bought a copy and I highly recommend you do the same. While we focus more on graphics on this site, Bill goes into incredible details about types of fabrics, placements of logos, manufacturing … Continue reading Bill Henderson’s Game Worn Guide, buy now!

Whoopsies. Recently on the broadcast they were showing the left field wall with images of players whose numbers have been retired. Leftmost on the wall, not represented by a number but instead an SL emblem, is Rogers Hornsby, pictured in a St. Louis (American League) Browns uniform! Check it. So we went looking for that … Continue reading Oops. Rogers Hornsby Immortalized in a Browns Uniform

This weekend is Hall of Fame Weekend around Major League Baseball, and the Cardinals are wearing caps with a fake bird on it. What do we mean by fake? The contrivance bird seen worn on the cap was never worn by the Cardinals before this promotion. It is likely based on an actual bird the … Continue reading Cardinals Wear Contrived and Inauthentic Bird Logo for Hall of Fame Weekend

We have made two changes to the 1887 page in our database. The first change is to the light blue World Series uniform. We previously did not show this uniform with St. Louis lettering on the chest, and we did not have any newspaper article that explicitly says the uniform had lettering. Today we found … Continue reading 1887 Research and Modifications

It's well known all of the hate Nike and Fanatics have received in the past year and a half. Well, I'm not done talking about it, and I'd like to highlight some of these issues. I finally had the chance to get down to the Cardinals Museum and team store at Busch Stadium to take … Continue reading Nike’s Ugly Uniform Details

Today at Wrigley the Cardinals put on Independence Day garb for America's birthday. No screenshots from the game, but here are some pictures of the merch up close.

Happy Father's Day today. Before we jump in, this Cardinals Uniform project exists because of the hard work from my own father, and my father and I have been working together on this Cardinals Uniform project for the past 12 or so years. Now for the uniforms. Similarly to Mother's Day this year, MLB has … Continue reading Cardinals Wear Father’s Day Attire

The Cardinals in tonight's game in Milwaukee are wearing an MLB Play Ball patch on the sides of their cap. This patch is expected to be worn all weekend, through the 15th, as implied by MLB's article here.

If you tuned into today's ballgame you noticed the red poppy patch on the upper chest, practically on the shoulder, of the Cardinals jerseys. As has been tradition since 2021, the Cardinals along with every team around baseball wears the patch for Memorial Day. The patch is identical to previous seasons.

Last night the Cardinals kicked off their weekend in Kansas City wearing special occasion caps and socks for the Armed Forces. These caps and socks will presumable be worn all weekend, as has been the case in previous seasons.

Cardinals @ Washington this afternoon featured Mother's Day attire, but much less than previous seasons. Aside from bats, shoes, catcher's gear, batting gloves, pads, armbands, and all the other junk the players wear these days, the only pink uniform elements from the big manufactures were the Stance socks. NewEra did not push any pink caps, … Continue reading Mother’s Day 2025