Ranking the Seattle Mariners Uniform Combinations

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The Seattle Mariners have used largely the same uniforms since the team moved into then SafeCo Field, now under the name T-Mobile Park. They did go through a slight update in the early 2010s when they added extra details to the name on the front of the jerseys, but other than that, we haven’t seen many changes in their uniforms.

The Mariners did add the Sunday Cream jerseys in 2015 to wear only on Sunday home games, to give a nod to past Mariners uniform styles with the cream and royal blue. Some fans were thrilled with the addition to the jersey rotation, but some differ on this view. They also started to wear their northwest green jerseys on the road down the stretch in 2021, as Tyler Anderson (a University of Oregon alum) preferred it, and the team was winning a considerable number of games in the northwest green.

In this article, I’ll be ranking the Mariners’ uniform combinations, starting with the navy blues at home:

#1 Navy Blue Jersey at Home

SEATTLE, WASHINGTON – OCTOBER 02: Casey Sadler #65 of the Seattle Mariners reacts during the game against the Los Angeles Angels at T-Mobile Park on October 02, 2021 in Seattle, Washington. (Photo by Steph Chambers/Getty Images) /

The look of the navy blue jersey and hat combination over the white pants makes the blue pop much more than it does with gray pants on the road. At home, it looks more vibrant and stands out much more against the white pants compared to the gray. It is a clean look, and goes great with the navy blue hat to match.

Under the lights of a night game, the blue shines more, especially since it is darker for night games in Seattle when the roof is closed. Not only does the all navy blue combination go well for darker evening games in October, but it also looks great in day games.

SEATTLE, WASHINGTON – AUGUST 12: Marco Gonzales #7 of the Seattle Mariners throws a pitch in the first inning against the Texas Rangers at T-Mobile Park on August 12, 2021 in Seattle, Washington. (Photo by Alika Jenner/Getty Images) /

Here, Marco Gonzales is pitching in a day game in Seattle, wearing the navy blue top. The blue stands out here again, and it can be seen to match the piping of the white pants well. It pops and stands out much more than the all white look for a day game. The wearing of the blue tops at home started in 2020 and should continue as it is something new and brings a clean look. The “SEATTLE” across the chest is also a unique touch, as it shows off the city as well.

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