Chicago Cubs Jerseys

Hey Chicago, what do you say? From the ivy-covered walls of Wrigley Field to the euphoria of the 2016 World Series, wearing a Chicago Cubs jersey connects you to one of baseball’s most beloved, historic, and resilient franchises. It’s the classic pinstripes, the iconic “C” logo, the legacy of Mr. Cub Ernie Banks, Ryno, Slammin’ Sammy, and the generations of faithful fans who finally saw the curse broken. At EZ Custom Jerseys, we celebrate that enduring North Side spirit by giving you the power to create a high-quality, personalized Cubs jersey. Whether you want to honor a Hall of Famer, cheer on the current squad, or add your own name to the Friendly Confines faithful, our jerseys are the perfect canvas for your Cubbie pride.

Join the Bleacher Bums: Why Our Cubs Jerseys Are Best in Class

To truly represent the heart of Wrigleyville and a team with a history stretching back to the 19th century, you need a jersey crafted with tradition and quality. We deliver professional-grade style and performance with the freedom to make it uniquely yours, all backed by a 6-Month Manufacturer Warranty.

Built for the North Side: Quality That Endures

We don’t just make claims; we provide proof of our commitment to excellence. We know a Cubs jersey carries the hopes and history of millions, and it should be built to withstand every thrilling game and rendition of “Go Cubs Go.”

• Premium Fabric Options: Choose your ideal game-day feel. Our 100D hole cloth (160GSM) is a classic, durable fabric offering excellent breathability, perfect for those summer days in the bleachers. For a lighter, more modern aesthetic, our Mesh cloth (170GSM) provides an ultra-lightweight, athletic fit, engineered for maximum movement and comfort. Both fabrics utilize advanced moisture-wicking technology to keep you cool, dry, and comfortable, whether you’re at the game or watching from afar.
• Vibrant, Unstoppable Graphics: The Cubs’ iconic Royal Blue, Red, and White deserve to look perfect. We use industry-leading FullPrint+ Sublimation technology to ensure these classic colors and logos—especially the ‘C’ logo and pinstripes—are as sharp and enduring as a Sandberg double play. This process fuses the ink directly into the fibers of the fabric itself. Unlike screen-printing or heat-pressed tackle twill that can crack, peel, and fade, our sublimation graphics are permanent. The historic logos, classic scripts, pinstripes, your custom name, and numbers will remain vibrant wash after wash, season after season.
• Pro-Level Construction: Every jersey is built with precision and care, honoring the team’s clean aesthetic. The Custom Nameplate Feature allows you to add any player name or personal branding for a clean, professional look, stitched securely for a premium finish. This is combined with reinforced, precision stitching at every seam and classic button-front styling, striking the perfect balance between authenticity and durability. This jersey is crafted to be a cherished part of your Cubs collection.

Your Wrigley Field Dream Jersey: Limitless Customization

What truly sets an EZ Custom Jersey apart is the power we give you to create a one-of-a-kind masterpiece that reflects your connection to the Cubbies. Official shops offer a limited selection; we offer limitless possibilities. We’ve meticulously researched the Cubs’ entire uniform history—from the original White Stockings to the modern classics—giving you the authentic fonts, color palettes, and logos to build a truly personal jersey.

This is where your vision comes to life. Mix and match elements across eras and styles:

• The “Mr. Cub” Classic: Honor the most beloved Cub ever. Take the iconic 1969 home white jersey (with the blue pinstripes and classic circular crest logo) and customize it with “BANKS #14”.
• The “Ryno” Era: Celebrate the slick-fielding Hall of Famer. Take the popular 1980s road powder blue pullover jersey with the script “CHICAGO” and add “SANDBERG #23”.
• The “Curse Breaker” Championship: Relive the 2016 magic. Take the modern home white pinstripe jersey worn during Game 7 and customize it with MVP “BRYANT #17” or “RIZZO #44”.
• The “Slammin’ Sammy” Blue Alternate: Pay tribute to the home run hero. Take the blue alternate jersey prominent during the late 90s/early 00s and add “SOSA #21”.

Design Your Ultimate Cubs Jersey in 3 Easy Steps

Creating your perfect Cubs jersey is simple, intuitive, and fun. We’ve streamlined the process into three easy steps.

Step 1: Select Your Jersey Style

Start by browsing our extensive collection of Chicago Cubs styles. Use the filters on the page to narrow down your search. You can choose from the iconic Home (White Pinstripes), Away (Gray), the popular Alternate (Royal Blue), or the unique City Connect (“Wrigleyville”). Or, dive into the team’s century-plus history by selecting a specific Throwback era, like the “1908 World Series Champions” or the “1984 Division Winners.”

Step 2: Personalize It

This is where you make the jersey your own. Once you’ve selected a style, you’ll find the customization fields. This is your chance to honor a legend like “WILLIAMS #26,” celebrate a current star, or create your own North Side legacy with “YOUR NAME #YOURNUMBER.”

Step 3: Final Check and Order

Before finalizing, take a moment to review your order in the cart. This is a crucial step for a custom item. Double-check the spelling of the name and the accuracy of the number. Confirm that you have selected the correct jersey style and, most importantly, the correct size. Once you are 100% happy with your custom creation, proceed to our secure checkout.

Your Custom Cubs Jersey Questions, Answered

Ready to Fly the W with your custom gear? Here are answers to common questions from Cubs fans.

How long does delivery take for a custom jersey?

Since each jersey is custom-made to order, production and delivery time typically takes about 10–15 days. This ensures we craft your jersey with the care and quality worthy of the Wrigley faithful. You will receive a tracking number as soon as your unique jersey is shipped.

What makes your jersey quality durable enough for Cubs fans?

Our quality stems from advanced dye-sublimation and premium fabrics (100D hole cloth or Mesh). The ink becomes part of the fabric, meaning the iconic Cubs logos, scripts, pinstripes, and your custom details won’t crack, peel, or fade, standing strong through every game. Reinforced stitching ensures it holds up season after season.

How should I care for my custom Cubs jersey?

To keep the Cubbie blue, red, and white looking sharp, turn the jersey inside out and machine wash on a cold, gentle cycle. Hang drying is strongly recommended to preserve the fabric’s shape and graphic integrity. Avoid bleach, fabric softeners, ironing the design, or dry cleaning.

Will the Cubs script or my custom numbers peel off after washing?

Never. Our sublimation process permanently fuses these iconic elements into the fabric. Unlike jerseys with heat-pressed elements or traditional tackle twill that can fray, the classic scripts, ‘C’ logo, bear logo, numbers, and your custom name become part of the material itself, guaranteeing they won’t crack, peel, or fade, maintaining that timeless Cubs look.

How do I choose the right size?

We highly recommend consulting our detailed size chart, available on each product page. Getting the size right is crucial for custom orders. You can read more at Size guide for exact chest and length measurements to ensure the perfect fit for representing the Cubs at the Friendly Confines or anywhere.

Lovable Winners: A History of the Chicago Cubs

The Chicago Cubs are one of the founding members of the National League and one of the two remaining charter members of the league (along with the Braves). Their history dates back to 1876 as the Chicago White Stockings (a name later adopted by the AL team on the South Side). They were immediately a dominant force in baseball’s early days, winning the first NL pennant. The team went through several nicknames, including the Colts and Orphans, before officially becoming the Chicago Cubs in the early 1900s, referencing the team’s youth at the time.

Playing primarily at West Side Park before moving into the iconic Wrigley Field (originally Weeghman Park) in 1916, the Cubs established one of baseball’s earliest dynasties. Led by the legendary double-play combination of Tinker-to-Evers-to-Chance and pitcher Mordecai “Three Finger” Brown, the Cubs won back-to-back World Series championships in 1907 and 1908.

However, following their 1908 title, the franchise embarked on the most famous championship drought in sports history, lasting 108 years. Despite numerous pennant wins (1910, 1918, 1929, 1932, 1935, 1938, 1945) and featuring generations of Hall of Fame talent—including Hack Wilson, Gabby Hartnett, Ernie Banks (“Mr. Cub”), Billy Williams, Ferguson Jenkins, Ron Santo, Ryne Sandberg, Andre Dawson, Greg Maddux (early career), and Sammy Sosa—the Cubs repeatedly fell short of winning the final game, often in heartbreaking fashion (e.g., 1969 collapse, 1984 NLCS, 2003 NLCS “Bartman incident”).

This drought, often attributed to the “Curse of the Billy Goat” (supposedly placed on the team during the 1945 World Series), became central to the team’s identity, fostering an incredibly loyal fanbase known for their eternal optimism (“Wait ’til next year”).

The wait finally ended in dramatic fashion in 2016. Led by manager Joe Maddon and a core of young stars including Kris Bryant (MVP), Anthony Rizzo, Javier Báez, Jon Lester, and Jake Arrieta (Cy Young winner), the Cubs won 103 games. They then staged a thrilling comeback in the World Series, overcoming a 3-1 deficit against the Cleveland Indians to win Game 7 in extra innings, finally breaking the 108-year curse and bringing a championship back to the North Side of Chicago.

The team’s colors are Royal Blue, Red, and White. Wrigley Field, with its ivy-covered outfield walls and manual scoreboard, remains one of the most beloved and historic ballparks in the world.

Flying the W: Cubs’ Notable Championships

Threads of Wrigleyville: The Evolution of Cubs Style

The Chicago Cubs uniform is one of the most classic and recognizable looks in baseball, deeply intertwined with the historic charm of Wrigley Field. Its evolution, while featuring some notable experiments, has consistently revolved around the iconic Royal Blue, Red, and White color scheme and the beloved pinstripes. From the early days of the White Stockings and various “C” logos to the introduction of the famous “Cubbie Bear” and the modern, clean aesthetic, the Cubs’ wardrobe tells a story of tradition, heartbreak, and eventual triumph on the North Side.

1876–Early 1900s — White Stockings, Colts, Orphans Era

• Jersey types: Home (White), Away (Gray) – Flannels
• Notable features: Early uniforms were simple flannels. As the White Stockings, often featured just that—white stockings. Logos varied, frequently using an Old English “C” or block “CHICAGO.” Colors were often Blue and White. Pinstripes appeared very early on.
• Why it matters: Represents the franchise’s founding as a charter NL member and its early dominance, winning multiple pennants.

Early 1900s–1930s — Cubs Name & Early Bear Logos

• Jersey types: Home (White Pinstripes), Away (Gray)
• Notable features: Officially became the “Cubs.” Solidified Royal Blue and Red as primary colors. Pinstripes became a regular feature on home whites. Introduced early versions of the Cub Bear logo, sometimes walking with a bat, often inside a large ‘C’. Road grays featured “CHICAGO” or sometimes “CUBS.” The 1907-08 World Series teams wore relatively simple pinstripe or solid uniforms.
• Why it matters: This era saw the adoption of the Cubs name and the last World Series titles before 2016. Worn by the legendary Tinker-to-Evers-to-Chance infield and pitcher Mordecai Brown.

1940s–1960s — Classic Scripts & The “Happy Cub”

• Jersey types: Home (White Pinstripes/Solids), Away (Gray) – Vests common
• Notable features: Introduced the classic script “Cubs” wordmark (home) and sometimes script “Chicago” (away). Sleeveless vests were very popular, paired with blue undersleeves. The “Happy Cub” or “Cute Cub” logo (a bear cub holding a bat inside a ‘C’) became prominent on sleeves or chest crests. Pinstripes remained common.
• Why it matters: This look spans the 1945 NL Pennant (last before 2016) and the entire career of “Mr. Cub,” Ernie Banks. It’s a beloved vintage aesthetic.

1970s–1980s — Pullovers & Powder Blue Roads

• Jersey types: Home (White Pinstripes), Away (Powder Blue) – Pullovers
• Notable features: Switched to pullover jerseys. Kept the home pinstripes but updated the chest crest logo (often a circular patch with “CUBS” around a bear logo). Introduced Powder Blue road uniforms featuring script “Chicago.” The cap logo solidified as the classic red ‘C’ with white outline on a blue cap.
• Why it matters: Embraced 70s/80s baseball fashion. This is the uniform of Hall of Famers Ferguson Jenkins, Ron Santo, Billy Williams, and Ryne Sandberg in his early career. Worn by the 1984 NL East champion team.

1990s–Present — Return to Tradition & Modern Classics

• Jersey types: Home (White Pinstripes), Away (Gray), Alternates (Royal Blue, Navy Blue, City Connect)
• Notable features: Returned to traditional button-down jerseys.
  • Home: Solidified the timeless look: White with blue pinstripes, classic “Cubbie Bear” logo inside a blue circle with red “CUBS” text on the left chest, player number on the right. Walking cub bear logo on sleeve.
  • Away: Standard Gray with block “CHICAGO” in blue outlined in red.
  • Alternates: Introduced popular Royal Blue alternate jerseys (with “CUBS” crest or script “Chicago”). Briefly used a Navy Blue alternate.
  • City Connect (“Wrigleyville”): Features various shades of blue representing Lake Michigan, “Wrigleyville” text, and symbols honoring Chicago neighborhoods.
• Why it matters: This look represents the modern era, successfully blending tradition with popular alternates. It’s the uniform of Sammy Sosa’s home run chases, the heartbreak of 2003, and ultimately, the triumphant 2016 World Series championship. It’s worn by modern stars like Anthony Rizzo, Kris Bryant, Javier Báez, and the current squad.

Legends of the Friendly Confines: Cubs Greats

A Chicago Cubs jersey carries the legacy of players whose sunny optimism, Hall of Fame talent, and enduring connection with the Wrigley Field faithful defined generations of baseball on the North Side. The numbers retired and flags flown atop the foul poles honor the icons who became synonymous with Cubbie Blue. From “Mr. Cub” himself, who always wanted to play two, to the slick-fielding “Ryno,” the sweet-swinging Billy Williams, the dominant Fergie Jenkins, and the beloved “Ronnie,” these jerseys represent the heart, soul, and history of Cubs baseball, culminating in the heroes who finally flew the ultimate W.

(Note: Greg Maddux #31 and Andre Dawson #8 also won MVPs/Cy Youngs with the Cubs but are more associated with other teams/numbers not retired by Cubs for them. Sammy Sosa #21 is iconic but controversial. Jackie Robinson’s #42 retired league-wide.)

Fly the W: Get Your Custom Cubs Jersey Today!

As you celebrate the incredible 108-year wait, the passionate fanbase, and the timeless charm of the Chicago Cubs, don’t forget to explore our full collection of MLB jerseys to find the perfect gear for every baseball fan in your life. A custom jersey from us is more than just an item; it’s a personal symbol of your connection to Wrigleyville, a tribute to the legends honored on the North Side, and a way to carry the “Go Cubs Go” spirit forward for seasons to come.

And if you follow the rivalries of the NL Central, be sure to check out our amazing Cincinnati Reds Jerseys, Milwaukee Brewers Jerseys, and Pittsburgh Pirates Jerseys collections to find the perfect gear!

Start designing your unique Chicago Cubs jersey today and wear your Cubbie pride!