Champion x Major League Baseball Returns for Fall/Winter 2026

Amira Ibrahim
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Champion announced that its partnership with Major League Baseball is returning for the Fall/Winter 2026 season. This collection is designed for the modern lifestyle, fusing athletic functionality with contemporary street style.

Champion x MLB features iconic logos from the New York Yankees, LA Dodgers and Chicago White Sox. The line focuses on versatile fits and technical textures, including men's technical apparel, premium jerseys and lifestyle essentials.

The technical apparel includes tracksuits featuring a crinkle polyamide fabric with a peached feel and water-repellent finishes for all-weather style. The premium jerseys showcase a variety of weights, including the 220g heavy Pro Jersey and 180g Athletic Combed Jersey T-shirts. The lifestyle essentials of loose-fit cotton woven shirts, rugby-inspired long-sleeve striped polos and square polyester jacquard tanks and bermudas complete the team-inspired look.

This collection of modern sportswear celebrates “a shared heritage and a deep-rooted connection to the world of sport, bringing the spirit of the diamond to the street through two distinct, men’s-only collections: the core MLB Collection and the premium MLB Cooperstown Collection.”

It pays homage to the roots of the game, particularly to Brooklyn Dodgers and the New York Yankees, also known as the Bronx Bombers. This collection represents the highest tier of the FW26 launch and is designed for those who appreciate baseball's iconic legacy.

The vintage craftsmanship of intentional distressing and a specialised ‘piece dyed +10 year vintage wash’ give each item an authentic and lived-in heritage look. The line also includes iconic fabrics, such as Champion’s 470g Reverse Weave Fleece and 250g Heavy JP Jersey for a premium, substantial feel. Elevated outerwear appears in this collection through standout varsity jackets crafted from diagonal blended poly-wool and 380g cotton canvas, featuring intricate embroidery that honours the teams' founding years (1883 and 1903).

Major League Baseball finds a home in the Champion world, known as the true blueprint for sportswear. The collection launched in June, and is available to purchase at Champion’s website and selected stores.

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