Orioles Launch Camden Yards City Connect Jerseys
The Baltimore Orioles unveiled a new City Connect uniform that pays tribute to Camden Yards. The team will debut the set on Friday, April 10, against the San Francisco Giants.
Design elements rooted in Camden Yards
The jerseys feature green sleeves that match the ballpark seats. A historic “B” logo, drawn from the 1890s Baltimore Baseball Club, appears on the cap and helmet.
Design details include a sleeve patch inspired by Eutaw Street home run markers. A clock motif is recreated near the hip. The collar shows an orange brick pattern as a nod to the stadium facade.
Branding and visual cues
The white-base uniform uses green and orange accents. Across the chest the word BMORE provides a modern, gritty touch.
The Lifelike Bird perches atop the “R” in BMORE. The T. Rowe Price logo was recolored to fit the palette. The sleeve patch reads “From the stoop to the Yard.”
Behind the concept and reactions
The City Connect program began in 2021 via Nike and Major League Baseball. Baltimore previously released a City Connect uniform in 2023 that drew mixed reactions.
An internal working group led the new design. It included community relations, communications, marketing staff and player input. Several players joined the photoshoot on a rowhome stoop.
Players featured in the campaign
- Adley Rutschman
- Kyle Bradish
- Pete Alonso
- Gunnar Henderson
- Samuel Basallo
- Trevor Rogers
Sales, retail and game-night plans
Orioles Launch Camden Yards City Connect Jerseys will go on sale at 10 a.m. Thursday. The Camden Yards team store will extend hours from 10 a.m. to 7 p.m. that day.
Additional retail kiosks will operate Friday through Sunday. Locations include Maryland Square, the Bullpen Picnic Area, and Eutaw Street near the Warehouse Bar & Restaurant.
410 Day and Friday-night programming
The April 10 opener doubles as 410 Day, honoring Baltimore’s telephone area code. The club will wear the uniforms each Friday home game this season.
Event perks include free Maryland Transit Administration buses, Metro and light rail from 5 p.m. to midnight. DJ Quicksilva will play in Legends Park from 5:30 p.m. to 6:45 p.m. Postgame fireworks follow the game.
The team plans to spotlight one or more of Baltimore’s 279 neighborhoods on Fridays. Mayor Brandon Scott promoted 410 Day with a social video celebrating city culture.
Filmogaz.com will continue covering developments around the new uniform and related events. Fans responded positively to the stadium-focused design during early leaks.
