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Detroit Tigers Feature Navy, Orange in an Official Alternate Uniform Design
The new uniforms reflect Detroit's automotive heritage and team history, replacing the two-season City Connect design, with orange featured prominently, officials said.
- On Thursday, Feb. 19, 2026, the Detroit Tigers unveiled orange and navy alternate uniforms for the 2026 season, adding the orange jersey for select home games and the navy jersey for select road games.
- After an 18-month process, the club spent 18 months surveying fans, conducting focus groups and testing concepts, with Gustafson saying, 'Our creative team developed hundreds of concepts that were debuted by colleagues in the front office, fans in focus groups, and players in the clubhouse.'
- The blue cap features an orange brim and orange 'D', matching the orange jersey with the Old English 'D' and the 'Detroit' script in orange with white trim.
- Fans can buy the new gear starting Friday, February 20, from 10:00 a.m. EST to 7:00 p.m. EST at The D Shop at Comerica Park, Detroit, and Joker Marchant Stadium, Lakeland, with online sales beginning Sunday.
- With these additions, the Tigers now have five jerseys in rotation, preserving Detroit's heritage while moving away from lacking true alternates, and the new cap could become a top seller at The D Shop.
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