Oakland Athletics Jerseys
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From the dynasty days in Philadelphia under Connie Mack to the “Swingin’ A’s” dynasty in Oakland, and the revolutionary “Moneyball” era, wearing an Oakland Athletics jersey connects you to one of baseball’s most unique, innovative, and historically rich franchises. It’s the iconic Green and Gold, the defiant White Elephant, the echoes of Reggie, Rickey, and Eck—a legacy spanning three cities and nine World Series titles. At EZ Custom Jerseys, we celebrate that storied past and resilient present by giving you the power to create a high-quality, personalized A’s jersey. Whether you want to honor a Hall of Famer from any era, support the current squad, or add your own name to the Green and Gold faithful, our jerseys are the perfect canvas for your Athletics pride.
Step Up to the Plate: Why Our A’s Jerseys Hit a Home Run
To represent a team with a history as deep and colorful as the Athletics, you need a jersey crafted with championship quality and attention to detail. 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 Coliseum & Beyond: Quality That Endures
We don’t just make claims; we provide proof of our commitment to excellence. We know an A’s jersey carries the weight of history and the passion of a dedicated fanbase, and it should be built to last.
- 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 sunny Bay Area afternoons. 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 in the bleachers or listening on the radio.
- Vibrant, Unstoppable Graphics: The A’s Green and Gold (or the classic Philly Blue/Red) are legendary. We use industry-leading FullPrint+ Sublimation technology to ensure these iconic colors and logos are as sharp and enduring as Rickey Henderson on the basepaths. 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 iconic “A’s” script, the White Elephant, the classic logos, 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. The Custom Nameplate Feature allows you to add any player name or personal branding for a clean, professional aesthetic, 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 Athletics collection.
Your Athletics 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 Green and Gold (or Blue and Red!). Official shops offer a limited selection; we offer limitless possibilities. We’ve meticulously researched the A’s entire uniform history across three cities, 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 “Swingin’ A’s” Dynasty: Relive the 70s glory. Take the classic pullover vest jersey (perhaps in gold or green) from the back-to-back-to-back championship era and customize it with “JACKSON #9” or “HUNTER #27”.
- The “Man of Steal” Throwback: Honor the greatest leadoff hitter ever. Take the 1980s/90s road gray jersey with the script “Oakland” and add the Hall of Famer’s “HENDERSON #24”.
- The “Philly Dynasty” Classic: Go way back to the Connie Mack era. Take the simple, elegant 1910s Philadelphia A’s home white flannel look (often with just the blue ‘A’ logo) and customize it with “FOXX #3” or “GROVE #10”.
- The “Moneyball” Era Modern: Imagine a modern star on the popular black alternate jersey from the early 2000s. Customize that look with a player representing that era or even a current standout.
Design Your Ultimate A’s Jersey in 3 Easy Steps
Creating your perfect Athletics 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 Oakland Athletics styles. Use the filters on the page to narrow down your search. You can choose from Home (White), Away (Gray), the popular Alternate (Kelly Green), the Alternate (Athletics Gold), or the unique City Connect. Or, dive into the team’s century-plus history by selecting a specific Throwback era, like the “1973 World Series Vests” or the “1929 Philadelphia A’s.”

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 “ECKERLSEY #43,” celebrate a Philly icon like “MACK (Mgr),” or create your own A’s 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 A’s Jersey Questions, Answered
Ready to join the Green and Gold faithful? Here are answers to common questions about crafting your perfect Athletics jersey.
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 worthy of the A’s long history. You will receive a tracking number as soon as your unique jersey is shipped.
What makes your jersey quality durable enough for A’s 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 A’s logos, scripts, and your custom details won’t crack, peel, or fade, even after countless games and washes. Reinforced stitching ensures it holds up.
How should I care for my custom Athletics jersey?
To keep the Green and Gold looking vibrant, 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 A’s logos 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, the classic “A’s,” the White Elephant, numbers, and your custom name become part of the material itself, guaranteeing they won’t crack, peel, or fade, maintaining that historic A’s 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 Athletics.
A History Across America: The Story of the Athletics
The Athletics franchise boasts one of the longest, most traveled, and ultimately most successful histories in Major League Baseball. Founded in Philadelphia in 1901 as a charter member of the American League, the Philadelphia Athletics were initially built by legendary manager Connie Mack. Under Mack’s 50-year leadership (!), the A’s established two major dynasties, winning five World Series championships (1910, 1911, 1913, 1929, 1930). This era featured Hall of Fame titans like Jimmie Foxx, Lefty Grove, Al Simmons, and Eddie Collins. The team’s famous “White Elephant” logo originated during this time, defiantly adopted after rival manager John McGraw called the team a “white elephant.”
Following Mack’s retirement and declining fortunes, the franchise relocated to Kansas City in 1955, becoming the Kansas City Athletics. This period (1955-1967) was largely unsuccessful on the field but became notable for the flamboyant ownership of Charlie Finley. Finley introduced the team’s modern Kelly Green, Fort Knox Gold, and Wedding Gown White color scheme, experimented with revolutionary colorful uniforms, and even tried to make a mule the team mascot.
Finley moved the franchise again, this time to Oakland in 1968. As the Oakland Athletics, the team quickly built another dynasty. The “Swingin’ A’s” of the early 1970s, featuring stars like Reggie Jackson, Catfish Hunter, Vida Blue, and Rollie Fingers, won three consecutive World Series titles (1972, 1973, 1974) with their distinctive mustaches and colorful pullover uniforms.
Another period of success arrived in the late 1980s, led by the “Bash Brothers” (Jose Canseco and Mark McGwire) and base-stealing king Rickey Henderson, culminating in the 1989 World Series championship. The early 2000s saw the famous “Moneyball” era, where GM Billy Beane used analytics to build competitive teams on a small budget, including a record-setting 20-game winning streak in 2002. Across their three cities, the Athletics have won nine World Series championships, the third-most in MLB history, trailing only the Yankees and Cardinals.
Banners Coast-to-Coast: Athletics’ Notable Championships
| Year(s) | Achievement | Location | Notes |
| 1910, 1911 | World Series Champions | Philadelphia | Back-to-back titles led by the “$100,000 Infield.” |
| 1913 | World Series Champions | Philadelphia | Third title in four years. |
| 1929, 1930 | World Series Champions | Philadelphia | Another set of back-to-back titles, featuring Jimmie Foxx, Lefty Grove, Al Simmons. |
| 1972, 1973, 1974 | World Series Champions | Oakland | Three-peat. The “Swingin’ A’s” dynasty with Reggie Jackson, Catfish Hunter, Rollie Fingers. |
| 1989 | World Series Champions | Oakland | Defeated the SF Giants in the “Earthquake Series.” Led by the Bash Brothers and Rickey Henderson. |
| 16x | American League Pennants | Spanning all three cities (1902, 1905, 1910, 1911, 1913, 1914, 1929, 1930, 1931, 1972, 1973, 1974, 1988, 1989, 1990). | |
| 17x | Division Champions | Demonstrating success across different eras and locations (AL East 1971-75, AL West 1981, 1988-90, 1992, 2000, 2002, 2003, 2006, 2012, 2013, 2020). |
Threads Across Time: The Rich Tapestry of Athletics Uniforms
The Athletics’ uniform history is perhaps the most diverse and historically significant in all of baseball, reflecting its journey through three distinct cities and multiple golden eras. It begins with the classic, understated elegance of Connie Mack’s Philadelphia dynasty, featuring iconic logos like the Old English ‘A’ and the defiant White Elephant, often in traditional flannel with patriotic blue and red. Then comes the revolutionary explosion of color in Kansas City under Charlie Finley, who boldly introduced the now-synonymous Kelly Green and Fort Knox Gold, experimenting with vests, contrasting sleeves, and even orange baseballs. Finally, the Oakland era solidifies the Green and Gold, from the pullover jerseys and white shoes of the “Swingin’ A’s” dynasty to the modern variations featuring scripts, alternates, and the enduring presence of both the “A’s” insignia and the White Elephant, creating a visual identity unlike any other.
1901–1954 — The Philadelphia Dynasty & White Elephant
- Jersey types: Home (White), Away (Gray) – Flannels
- Notable features: Defined by legendary manager Connie Mack. Early uniforms often featured a simple Old English “A” in blue or sometimes red. The famous White Elephant logo was adopted in the 1900s (defiantly, after being insulted) and appeared frequently on jerseys, often on the sleeve. Home whites and road grays were standard flannel. Royal Blue was the primary color for logos and caps for much of this era, though Red accents were also used. Scripts varied, sometimes just the ‘A’, sometimes “Athletics.” Pinstripes appeared occasionally.
- Why it matters: This is the look of five World Series championships. It represents the legendary Connie Mack era and Hall of Famers like Jimmie Foxx, Lefty Grove, Mickey Cochrane, and Eddie Collins. The White Elephant became an enduring symbol of the franchise.
1955–1967 — The Kansas City Experiment & Finley’s Colors
- Jersey types: Home (White), Away (Gray), Alternates (Green, Gold)
- Notable features (Major Change): Flamboyant owner Charlie Finley arrived and revolutionized the look. He scrapped the traditional colors and introduced the iconic Kelly Green, Fort Knox Gold, and Wedding Gown White scheme in 1963. He experimented heavily:
- Vests: Introduced sleeveless vests paired with colored undersleeves (often gold vests with green sleeves).
- Contrasting Sleeves: Road grays sometimes featured green sleeves.
- Logos: Used various “KC” logos and eventually an early version of the modern “A’s” logo. The Missouri mule (“Charlie O.”) mascot logo also appeared.
- White Shoes: Finley famously outfitted the team in white cleats, a radical departure from the standard black, which eventually became an Oakland signature.
- Why it matters: This era, though unsuccessful on the field, permanently established the team’s modern color identity (Green and Gold) and introduced Finley’s innovative (and sometimes garish) approach to uniforms. It was the look worn by young stars like Catfish Hunter and Bert Campaneris before the move.

1968–1981 — Oakland’s “Swingin’ A’s” Dynasty
- Jersey types: Home (White/Gold/Green), Away (Gray/Gold/Green) – Pullovers & Vests
- Notable features: Carried over Finley’s Green and Gold. This era was defined by pullover jerseys and sansabelt pants (elastic waistbands). The team rotated multiple jersey colors: White, Gold, and Kelly Green were all used as primaries at various points, often as sleeveless vests paired with contrasting undersleeves. The simple “A’s” logo became dominant on caps and jerseys. White cleats remained standard.
- Why it matters: This is the uniform of the three-peat World Series dynasty (1972-74). It’s the iconic look of the “Swingin’ A’s” – Reggie Jackson, Catfish Hunter, Rollie Fingers, Vida Blue. The mix-and-match colorful jerseys and white shoes defined 70s baseball style.

1982–1992 — Return to Buttons & Script Logos
- Jersey types: Home (White), Away (Gray)
- Notable features: Returned to traditional button-down jerseys. Introduced the classic script “Athletics” logo (home white) and script “Oakland” logo (road gray) in green with gold trim. The simple “A’s” cap remained. White cleats continued.
- Why it matters: This look defined the late 80s powerhouse teams. It was worn by the “Bash Brothers” (Canseco & McGwire), Rickey Henderson, and Dennis Eckersley during their 1989 World Series championship run and three consecutive AL pennants (1988-90).

1993–Present — Modern Era, Alternates & Throwbacks
- Jersey types: Home (White), Away (Gray), Alternates (Kelly Green, Gold, Black), City Connect
- Notable features: Continued evolution while honoring the past.
- Black Added: Introduced a black alternate jersey with “Athletics” script in the late 90s/early 2000s.
- Scripts vs. “A’s”: Rotated between script “Athletics”/”Oakland” and the simple block “A’s” logo on primary jerseys. Currently, home whites and road grays use the scripts.
- Kelly Green & Gold Alternates: Kelly Green (often with “A’s”) and Athletics Gold (often with “Oakland”) jerseys became popular alternates, recalling the 70s dynasty.
- White Elephant Returns: The White Elephant logo made frequent reappearances, often on sleeves or alternate caps, connecting to the Philadelphia roots.
- City Connect: Introduced a unique gray uniform with vibrant yellow “Oakland” script and blue accents, honoring the city flag and spirit.
- Why it matters: This era encompasses the “Moneyball” teams, the modern playoff runs, and a consistent effort to blend the franchise’s rich history (Green/Gold, White Elephant, scripts) with modern alternate jersey trends. It’s the look of Eric Chavez, Miguel Tejada, Tim Hudson, Barry Zito, and the current squad.

Green & Gold Immortals: Jerseys of Athletics Legends
An Athletics jersey represents a unique journey through baseball history, worn by legends who dominated in three different cities under two distinct color schemes. The numbers retired by the team, and those celebrated throughout its history, tell a story of dynasty and innovation. From the powerful sluggers and flamethrowing pitchers of Connie Mack’s Philadelphia empire to the mustachioed champions of the Swingin’ A’s in Oakland, the electrifying speed of the Man of Steal, and the intimidating glare of a Hall of Fame closer, these jerseys represent MVPs, Cy Young winners, record-breakers, and the enduring spirit of one of baseball’s most fascinating franchises.
| Player | Jersey No. | Position & Importance | Era |
| Jimmie Foxx | 3 | First Baseman. “The Beast.” Hall of Famer, 3-time MVP (2 with A’s), Triple Crown winner. Key slugger for the 1929-30 championship teams. One of the most feared hitters ever. | Philadelphia |
| Lefty Grove | 10 | Starting Pitcher. Hall of Famer, 2-time MVP (as pitcher!), 9-time ERA leader. Ace of the 1929-31 pennant winners and 1929-30 champions. Arguably the greatest left-handed pitcher ever. | Philadelphia |
| Reggie Jackson | 9 | Outfielder. “Mr. October.” Hall of Famer, 1973 AL MVP. The charismatic leader and premier slugger of the “Swingin’ A’s” dynasty that won three straight World Series (1972-74). His #9 is retired. | Oakland |
| Rickey Henderson | 24 | Outfielder. “The Man of Steal.” Hall of Famer, 1990 AL MVP. MLB’s all-time leader in stolen bases and leadoff home runs. Electrifying player for multiple A’s stints, including the 1989 champions. His #24 is retired. | Oakland |
| Dennis Eckersley | 43 | Closing Pitcher. Hall of Famer who redefined the closer role. 1992 AL MVP and Cy Young winner. Intimidating anchor of the bullpen for the late 80s/early 90s pennant winners. His #43 is retired. | Oakland |
Claim Your Piece of A’s History: Get Your Custom Jersey Today!
As you celebrate the incredible journey and nine championships of the Athletics franchise, 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 the Green and Gold (or the historic Blue and Red!), a tribute to the legends enshrined in Cooperstown, and a way to carry the unique spirit of the A’s forward for seasons to come.
And if you follow the rivalries of the AL West, be sure to check out our amazing Los Angeles Angels Jerseys, Seattle Mariners Jerseys, and Texas Rangers Jerseys collections to find the perfect gear!
Start designing your unique Oakland Athletics jersey today and wear your history with pride!
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