Home, road, alternate and edition Seattle Mariners colorways, sorted by name, tier and fit.
Seattle Mariners jerseys are MLB fan jerseys for choosing between white and navy, a current star or a throwback name, and a lighter replica or a stitched limited build.
Seattle Mariners is the club behind this rack, Ichiro Suzuki heads the names, white leads the colors and All-Star is the edition fans ask about first. All-Star sits next to the everyday white sets, with Ichiro Suzuki among the named backs. The named builds here center on Ichiro Suzuki, Cal Raleigh and Julio Rodriguez, while white and navy carry most of the color range. White, navy and teal is the order the colorways fall in here, not a league-wide rule. White leads this rack, with navy and teal behind it. All-Star and City Connect show up alongside the everyday sets. You will find Ichiro Suzuki, Cal Raleigh and Julio Rodriguez on the back, plus team blanks with no name at all. Replica is the lighter cut and limited adds stitched lettering you can read from the bleachers. Men, women and youth each run on their own chart, so the same colorway can be ordered in two fits without guessing at letters.
The builds here split into limited and replica, and men is the fit fans start from. The pennant race is when this page gets busy. Fans pull the same white jersey back out in October, then argue about which navy alternate should have been the home set. A jersey also travels better than most fan gear: it works at a watch party, on a road trip and under the tree. For someone who already owns the standard set, look at All-Star and City Connect first.
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Every colorway here is listed with its tier and size chart, so white, navy and teal builds can be compared before you order. Named, blank and custom backs are all in the same place.
White and navy share a cut, so the colorway is the real choice between them. Replica uses lighter fabric and a relaxed shape that layers over a tee; limited adds stitched lettering and a firmer shoulder. Men, women and youth carry separate measurements, so measure a jersey that already fits. Wash inside out on cold and hang to dry.
Turn it inside out, wash on cold and hang it to dry. Stitched lettering on limited builds lasts longer that way, and the white and navy colors stay even.
A cap or hoodie is the low-risk pick when the size is a mystery. If you know it, a jersey covers Father's Day, birthdays and graduations, and a navy alternate or a All-Star and City Connect piece is safer for someone who already owns the home white.
Men, women and youth are listed separately, each on its own chart. Order the same colorway in two cuts and you will not have to guess whether one letter means the same thing twice.
White leads, followed by navy and teal. All-Star and City Connect sit alongside the everyday home and road sets, and each product page names its exact colorway.
Replica is lighter and easier to layer, so it suits a first jersey or a kid who will outgrow it. Limited adds stitched lettering and holds its shape, which matters if you want the name to read from the upper deck.
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