Baseball MBS-104

Crew-Neck Baseball Jerseys

A crew-neck pullover with raglan sleeves and a front left clear for the chest script.

Pricing
Starting at $11.66/pc
MOQ
No minimum, 1 piece and up
Delivery
Free express with duty paid
Player names and numbers
At no extra cost

Direct from the factory, priced in USD per piece

Price list: Crew-Neck Baseball Jerseys

Prices run across six quantity brackets, from 1 to 1,000 pieces. Each one covers your team colors and logo, private labeling, free worldwide express shipping and customs duty. For garments, full dye-sublimation, custom cut and sew, and player names and numbers are part of the price as well. You can order any quantity with no minimum, and we quote orders over 1,000 individually.

US dollar price per piece for Raglan Crew-Neck Jersey at each order quantity
1–20 pcs 21–50 pcs 51–100 pcs 101–200 pcs 201–500 pcs 501–1,000 pcs
$19.36 /piece $17.64 /piece $16.00 /piece $15.20 /piece $13.00 /piece $11.66 /piece

Every figure is in US dollars and all-inclusive. The 1-20 bracket ($19.36 per piece) starts at a single piece, which means one sample is charged per piece exactly like a small team order, and what you pay for it is credited to your bulk invoice. Screen printing is charged by the number of ink colors and listed line by line in your quote; embroidery and tackle twill can be quoted on request.

Our crew-neck baseball jerseys in detail

Our custom crew neck baseball jerseys pair a round neck with raglan sleeves and keep the front open for a full chest script. There is no placket and no V, so the top reads as a simple pullover and gives a wide script or crest the whole chest.

Running from collar to underarm, raglan sleeves suit a contrast or sublimated gradient sleeve, which is where baseball uses sublimation most. The jersey is 140 to 160 gsm micro-polyester interlock, cut long so it stays tucked, and it shares its body block with our button jerseys, so players can switch between this and the button-down or two-button top in the same size.

There are two ways to color a custom raglan baseball jersey. Sublimation prints the sleeve color or fade straight into the fabric, at no added cost per color and with no extra lead time. Cut-and-sew panelling cuts each sleeve from its own fabric and color and sews it in; it adds three to five days at the pattern stage and costs more per piece, so it earns its place when the sleeve needs to be a genuinely different fabric, not just a different color.

Construction and features

  • Crew-neck pullover with no placket
  • Raglan sleeves running from collar to underarm
  • Front kept clear for a full chest script
  • Contrast or gradient sleeves, sublimated or sewn as panels
  • 140-160 gsm micro-polyester interlock on the shared jersey block

Decoration options

Raglan sleeves are where this crew-neck jersey shows its color: sublimated fades or contrast panels from collar to underarm, with the chest script usually embroidered across the clear front.

Embroidery

Embroidery

Choose flat, 3D puff, chenille or appliqué. Our team digitizes the logo in house and sends a stitched sample for you to approve.

15,000 stitches maximum

Dye sublimation

Dye sublimation

Ink is dyed into the fiber instead of sitting on top, so the print adds no weight and cannot peel or crack. Any number of colors, edge to edge.

Fabric must be 80%+ polyester

Cut-and-sew panelling

Cut-and-sew panelling

Color blocks are cut into the pattern itself rather than printed on a blank, so every seam lines up with the design.

No limit on panels

Buyer questions on crew-neck baseball jerseys

General questions about custom baseball jerseys & uniforms are answered on the sport page.

Should the contrast sleeves on a raglan crew-neck jersey be sublimated or sewn?

Sublimate them if the sleeve only needs a different color or a fade; it adds no time or per-color cost. Choose cut-and-sew panels when the sleeve should be a different fabric. That adds three to five days at the pattern stage and costs more per piece.

Can a crew-neck baseball jersey carry a front number as well as a script?

Yes. NFHS does not require a front number for high school play, but 4 to 6 inches is the usual choice when a program wants one. Little League and travel organizations write their own specs, and we cut to whatever your league puts in writing.

Is the crew-neck jersey cut differently from your button tops?

No. It shares one body block with our full-button and two-button jerseys and uses the same interlock, so only the neck and sleeve treatment change.

Price your crew-neck baseball jerseys

Tell us how many players you are kitting out, when you need the order and any artwork you have. A costed quote follows within one working day.

Describe it however you like. A garment, a sport or a short description all work.

A rough number is enough. We have no minimum and will produce a single piece.

Preferred decoration

Accepted: PDF, AI, EPS, PSD, PNG, JPG, SVG, XLSX, ZIP. Single file, maximum 256 MB.