Custom button down baseball jerseys
The button down is the traditional baseball cut, and it is still what most teams choose when they want the uniform to look like baseball rather than generic teamwear. A full placket gives you the classic front, room for a chest wordmark, and the option to wear it open over an undershirt in warmups.
Every jersey on this page is built full-button rather than raglan, and fully sublimated. That means the design is dyed into the fabric instead of screened on top, so the numbers, piping and any pinstripe pattern will not crack or peel after a season of sliding and washing.
Button down or pullover?
Button downs suit programs that want a traditional look and the flexibility to wear the jersey open. Pullovers are quicker to get on and off and tend to suit younger age groups and travel schedules. Both are the same fabric and the same price tier, so it is a preference rather than a budget decision. If a pullover suits your program better, see our custom baseball pullover jerseys.
How ordering works
Send your logo and colors and you will have a design mockup back within 24 hours, with no order attached. Team orders start at 10 sets, with price breaks at 20 and 50, and you can order a single sizing sample before the full run. Pair the jersey with custom baseball pants for a complete set, and check the baseball size chart before you collect sizes.
Full button, two button and faux button explained
The terminology trips people up, so here is the plain version. A full button baseball jersey has buttons running the whole length of the front, from collar to hem. That is the traditional cut and it is what most coaches mean when they ask for a button down. If you have seen it written as a full button or full front jersey, it is the same garment.
A two button jersey has a short placket with a couple of buttons at the collar and a solid panel below. A faux button jersey prints the placket as part of the design with no working buttons at all, which keeps the classic look with the convenience of a pullover. All three print from the same artwork, so a program can run different cuts across age groups without redesigning anything.
Available sizes
Every jersey on this page is cut and sublimated to order, so the size chart is the one that matters rather than what a player wears off the shelf.
Youth (YXS to YXL)
Five youth sizes, YXS through YXL. For growing players, size up rather than down between two rows.
Adult and Men’s (AXS to A2XL)
Six adult sizes, AXS through A2XL. Stay true to the chart for a fitted game cut.
Baseball pants also come in a women’s cut (WXS to W2XL), which jerseys do not, so size pants from their own chart. Full measurements for both are on the baseball size chart, and a single sizing sample is available before the full run.
Button down, button up, full button — the same jersey
These all describe the same garment and people search for all of them, so it is worth being clear. A button down or button up baseball jersey is one with a front placket you fasten. Within that, the industry splits it two ways.
Full button jerseys open all the way from collar to hem. This is the traditional look, what most high school and travel programs order, and the cut that shows off a chest wordmark best because nothing interrupts the panel.
Two button jerseys have a short placket at the neck, closer to a henley. They pull on over the head, which younger age groups tend to prefer, and they sit closer to the body for players who dislike a full placket flapping on a swing.
Both print from the same artwork at the same price, so a club can run full button for the varsity squad and two button for the younger teams without the identity drifting.
Baseball jersey design
Because everything here is sublimated, the design is dyed into the fabric rather than screen printed on top. That has a practical consequence for design work: a full-body gradient, pinstripes, camo or a multi-colour panel build costs exactly the same as a plain one-colour jersey. The printer does not care how many colours are in the file.
It also means detail that screen printing cannot hold — fades, halftones, texture, photographic elements — prints cleanly and does not crack. Raglan sleeve panels, contrast plackets and sleeve stripes are all part of the design rather than separately cut and stitched pieces.
Send a rough idea, a colour pair or a logo and our designers will build the jersey around it. You get the mockup back within 24 hours and unlimited revisions before anything goes to production.
See your jersey before you order
Send your logo and team colors and our designers will send back a mockup of your button down jersey within 24 hours. No order required, no cost, and unlimited revisions until it is right.
Custom button down baseball jersey FAQs
What is the difference between a button down and a pullover jersey?
A button down has a full front placket, which gives the traditional baseball look and lets players wear it open over an undershirt. A pullover goes straight over the head, which is quicker between games and popular with younger age groups. Same fabric, same price tier.
Are names, numbers and logos included?
Yes. Player names, numbers and your team logo are sublimated into the jersey as part of the design at no extra charge. Sponsor logos are included at no extra charge as well.
What is the minimum order?
Team orders start at 10 sets, with price breaks at 20 and 50. You can order a single sizing sample at no extra charge before committing to the full run.
How long does a custom order take?
Production runs about 3 to 4 weeks from the point your design, sizes and payment are confirmed. Your design mockup comes back within 24 hours, well before that clock starts.
Can I mix jersey styles across the roster?
Yes. Some programs run button downs for the varsity squad and pullovers for younger teams using the same design. Both cuts print from the same artwork.