There’s no roar of the game yet. Early morning at the ballpark: white chalk lines, empty stands, the netting perfectly still. In this clear air everything reads more honestly—how the line holds, how the shoulder sits, how color can speak in a whisper. The pale-blue leather takes the light evenly and calmly; the ivory sleeves add a soft band of clarity, like a single chalk line laid clean across the infield. The zipper holds the foul line through the body, and the jacket shapes the fair territory around it—measured, breathable, exact, with dropped shoulders easing the play and ribbed edges keeping the perimeter clean.
With the centerline set, the edges speak in a lower voice: black-and-red rib marks keep time at the border, working low and close. Red gives the push, black keeps the line—an even team pulse you can hear even when the stadium is empty. On the left sleeve, four composed bars, caught in peripheral vision like the step to first base. This isn’t about show or shout; it’s about the confident hush of form, where the material does the work for you.
In the city, the jacket behaves the same way it does before the first pitch—ordered and quiet. Indigo denim or dark-grey twill sits clean beside the blue leather plane; white or black sneakers keep the line. It’s for days when you want form to hold and movement to stay free.
Style details:
Two-way metal zip-front closure; color-inlaid zipper pulls (red/white/blue)
Contrast rib-knit stand/baseball collar with black-and-red tipping
Dropped shoulders
Contrast long sleeves; rib-knit cuffs with black-and-red tipping; left sleeve with four-bar detail in body color
Angled single-welt pockets with contrast welts; decorative snap studs
Rib-knit hem with black-and-red tipping; leather inserts at the front hem
Hip-length silhouette
Color: base Link Water (pale blue) with Seashell (ivory) contrasts
