Majestic made its MLB on-field debut in 1982 with batting practice jerseys. Since 2005, Majestic has expanded its presence to include uniforms and outerwear for all 30 clubs.

PALMER TOWNSHIP — In August 2003, Majestic Athletic Ltd. — as it was then known — was named the exclusive supplier of uniforms to all 30 teams in Major League Baseball, a contract that ...

Nike will succeed Majestic Athletic as Major League Baseball’s uniform supplier beginning with the 2020 season. The swoosh logo likely will move to a more prominent position on jersey fronts.

Majestic Athletic has called off its... Express-Times File Photo | JOE GILLFaust Capobianco IV and Nicole Capobianco are shown at Majestic Athletics in this 2003 file shot.

Majestic Athletic is outfitting both players and fans at the 2016 MLB All-Star Game, giving the brand a large presence in San Diego this week.

PALMER TOWNSHIP – Northampton County’s Majestic Athletic, which holds exclusive rights to make Major League Baseball team uniforms, said Thursday it has signed a licensing agreement with a ...

Majestic Athletic, the Palmer Township-based apparel company that has for years made all the uniforms for Major League Baseball, is being pulled from the big-league game starting in 2020 ...

Majestic Athletic machine operator Stephanie Meixsell in 2011 loads a cotton T-shirt onto a screen-printing machine at the company's plant in Palmer Township. The company has extended its contract ...

Majestic Athletic not only stepped up financially, says Smith, but also in quality and service. The Capobianco family hasn't always been into baseball.

Here is some big apparel-related news to kick off your week. Come the 2020 season, Major League Baseball's on-field jerseys will no longer be manufactured by Majestic -- as they have been since 2005.

Like Kansas City, Majestic Athletic was prepared for a huge amount of excitement surrounding the Kansas City Royals World Series victory. Like Kansas City, Majestic Athletic was prepared for a ...

WASHINGTON -- Majestic Athletic spelled things out quite clearly Tuesday: It was the uniform company's fault that Washington Nationals Adam Dunn and Ryan Zimmerman wore jerseys reading "Natinals ...