Philadelphia Phillies Disability Pride Baseball Jersey

Overview Of Philadelphia Phillies Disability Pride Baseball Jersey

The jersey itself is black with red and white “Phillies” across the chest in a rainbow gradient. Below it is a raised rubber graphic of five raised hands with disability graphics (wheelchair, brain, hearing aid, etc.) in red, yellow, green, blue, and purple within a distressed American flag rainbow striping. The sleeves boast light rainbow heartbeats in rubber print and embroidered logos of the Philadelphia Phillies and pride flag. The back features a raised rubber circular graphic that says “DISABILITY PRIDE WE BELONG HERE 2025” with the Phillies “P” logo in the center—an ideal choice for any baseball fan who wants to show they champion inclusion and authority.

This jersey is made of moisture-management breathable polyester and mesh fabric for extended comfortable wear with quick-drying yarn so your jersey can be worn repeatedly and still smell fresh. The wrinkle-free silky smooth polyester treatment ensures first best quality upon wearing and after countless washes with high-quality dye-sublimation printing for color vibrancy. It’s soft yet sturdy with a full button-down style for special occasions or just a day of celebration.

Essential Information About: Philadelphia Phillies Disability Pride Baseball Jersey

KEY FEATURES:

• Baseball/softball jersey with a full button down closure

• It is appropriate for special events like as Christmas, birthdays, celebrations, and housewarming gifts

PRODUCT INFORMATION:

• Breathable fabric made of polyester and mesh.
• Quick-drying and wrinkle-free fabric. The fabric is silky and breathable

PRINT: Dye-sublimation printing

WASHABLE: Machine wash cold, only non-chlorine bleach when needed, hang dry, cool iron on reverse side or dry clean

PRODUCTION TIME: 3-6 Business Days

NOTE:

– Because the size is measured by hand, please allow for a 1-3 cm dimension variance.

– The real color of the item may change somewhat from the visual photos due to differences in monitor and light effects.