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Mens Pro Placket Baseball Jersey From Bangladesh Factory
A baseball jersey earns its look from its construction: a round neck with a short two-button placket, inset shoulder panels and a curved hem. This mens pro placket baseball jersey is sewn to order in our Bangladesh factory in golden yellow, with white shoulder insets, white piping from neck to cuff and a plain chest for your own team artwork.
Materials: A breathable polyester knit with a fine mesh structure across the body and sleeves, matte with no synthetic shine. The white insets and piping are cut from the same cloth, and the placket facing is reinforced.
Functionality: The two-button placket opens for pulling on over an undershirt and buttons up cleanly. The inset panels free the shoulder through the throwing motion, and the curved hem stays in place.
Size: Men's sizes from S to 3XL on an athletic regular fit, body length graded in proportion to the chest at every size, the curved hem falling lower at front and back than at the sides.
Customization: Your team name, crest and numbers added at chest and back from your own artwork, colours from the five shown or matched to your club kit, and your woven label in the neck.

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Mens Pro Placket Baseball Jersey From Bangladesh Factory
A Pro Placket Baseball Jersey Sewn to Order in Bangladesh
Some jerseys are printed to look like baseball shirts. This one is built like one. The neck is a round crew shape closed by a short placket with two buttons, the shoulders carry inset panels of contrast cloth, thin piping lines run from the neck to the cuffs, and the hem curves down at the front and back the way a diamond jersey should. As a baseball jersey manufacturer in Bangladesh, we sew this mens pro placket baseball jersey to order for clubs, leagues and teamwear labels that want the real construction in a smooth performance knit, in golden yellow with white insets as the lead colourway.
White Inset Shoulder Panels, Cut In and Sewn, Not Printed
The white panels on the shoulders are separate pieces of cloth, cut to shape and sewn into the shoulder seam, not a print laid over the yellow body. That matters on the field and in the wash: a sewn panel cannot crack or peel, its edge stays crisp season after season, and the join adds a little structure across the shoulder where a throwing arm works hardest. The panel starts at the neck, widens over the shoulder point and tapers away at the sleeve seam, following the line a pattern cutter draws for movement rather than decoration alone.
Piping Lines From the Neck to the Cuff
A thin white cord is sewn into the seam alongside each inset panel and continues down the sleeve to the cuff, so the eye travels in one unbroken line from the neck to the wrist. The piping is set into the seam allowance during sewing, which keeps it flat against the cloth with no raised edge to catch. Front, back, range and stack all carry the same piping path, so the set reads as one garment from every side.
A Two-Button Placket on a Round Crew Neck
The placket is short and honest: two tonal buttons on a reinforced facing below a round crew neck. Two buttons are enough to open the neck for pulling the jersey on over a t-shirt or an undershirt, and buttoned up they give the clean, closed line a team photo wants. The facing is cut double and stitched through, so the button line does not pucker or pull out of shape when the top button is left open, and the buttons themselves are sewn to take a full season of weekly washing.
Golden Yellow Leads a Five-Colour Team Range
Golden yellow is the lead colour, a strong diamond gold that photographs well and reads from the far side of a field. The same pattern runs in royal blue, red, emerald green and sky blue, every colourway with white inset panels and white piping, the same two-button placket and the same curved hem. A league can dress home and away squads from one pattern, or a school can run its age groups in different colours with nothing changed but the dye. For a club colour outside the five pictured, send a reference swatch or a colour code and the cloth is dyed to match it.
A Curved Hem Cut the Baseball Way
The hem is not straight. It dips lower at the front and back and rises slightly at the sides, the curved cut that has belonged to baseball jerseys for as long as the style has existed. The curve lets the jersey sit over a belt and trousers without bunching at the hip, keeps the back covered when a player bends or slides, and gives the garment its unmistakable outline even hanging on a rail. The curve is cut into the pattern, not shaped by stretching the cloth, so it holds its line wash after wash.
A Plain Chest Kept Ready for Your Own Team Artwork
The chest ships plain on purpose. That open space is the position your team name, crest or sponsor mark is made for, and we add it from your own artwork as part of the order: lettering across the chest, a crest at one side, numbers on the back, player names above them. Print and embroidery are both offered, placed to the sizes and positions you approve on the sample. Nothing of ours competes with it - no house lettering, no printed number, no crest of any club - so the jersey your players wear is entirely your team's.
Samples Sewn in Your Lead Colour Before the Run
Every order starts with a sample sewn in your lead colourway, with your artwork placed and your woven label in the neck. You check the inset panels, the piping line, the placket and the curve of the hem on a real garment, and any adjustment is made before cutting begins. The full run then follows the approved sample exactly, each finished jersey is compared against it, and the order is folded and packed by size and colour for dispatch. Quantities per size and colour are set by your programme; nothing is pulled from stock held in the factory.
Team Orders From Four Buying Countries
United States: League and Travel Ball Programmes
American leagues and travel ball organisations order this jersey as a season kit, taking the gold as a home colour and royal or red for the away squad, with team lettering and back numbers added from club artwork.
Germany: Club Baseball and Softball Kits
German clubs buy the style for both baseball and softball sections, where the two-button placket and curved hem are the expected cut. Emerald and sky are the colours most often chosen there.
United Kingdom: School and University Teamwear
British schools and universities place the jersey in games kits, usually in a single house or faculty colour with a crest embroidered at the chest. The plain chest leaves the exact room a crest needs.
Canada: Community Leagues and Summer Camps
Canadian community leagues and camp programmes order multi-colour runs, one colour per division, so umpires and parents can read the age groups at a glance from the fence.
Questions Clubs Ask Us Before Ordering
Can our team name and numbers be added?
Yes. Send your artwork and we place your team name or crest on the chest and numbers, with or without player names, on the back. Positions and sizes are fixed on the sample for your approval.
Can the inset panels come in our club colour instead of white?
Yes. White insets and piping are the pictured standard on all five colourways, and the inset cloth can be dyed to a colour you specify when the order is planned.
Is the curved hem the same on every size?
Yes. The curve is graded with the pattern, falling lower at the front and back than at the sides at every size from S to 3XL, with body length kept in proportion to the chest.
Which fabric is the jersey sewn from?
A breathable polyester performance knit with a fine mesh structure, chosen to stay matte and to move moisture during play. A heavier or lighter cloth can be specified for your climate.
How does a first order begin?
Send your colours, artwork, sizes and quantities per size. We reply with a sample plan, sew the sample for your approval, and set the production schedule once you confirm it.












