Gucci x MLB Sets a New Stage for Blended Luxury
Baseball lovers, your time has come!
Following its previous collaboration with Major League Baseball, Gucci is back at it again with another capsule collection – this time exclusive to the Gucci Vault.
We previously took a look at the collaboration, and now the pieces are finally available to purchase.
For those of you unfamiliar, Gucci Vault is the luxury label’s online retail platform that features limited-edition collaborations and releases, as well as a curated selection of other designers and brands, including Ahluwalia, ERL, Wales Bonner, Martine Rose, and plenty of others.
Most recently, we saw Gucci Vault release a limited-edition Gucci x The North Face bag, and now the MLB collection has arrived on the website.
Featuring a handful of items including team caps, logo sweatshirts and sweatpants, hoodies, loafers and more, the collection is perfect for those looking to cement their love for the sport. Each piece has elements of sportswear merch, such as big logos and bright colors, whilst still featuring Gucci’s luxury craftsmanship and materials to create the perfect combination.
Personally, I’ve never been a real baseball fan, but the Gucci collaborations could convince me. I’ve been following a pair of jeans from the early collection on Vestiaire for months, so I guess I’m already halfway there.
Originally introduced in pre-fall 2018, the 2022 collaboration features four teams: the Yankees, Angels, Giants, and the Pirates. According to the Highsnob Instagram comments, there are plenty of additional teams that fans want to see, including Red Sox and the Dodgers.
If you’re looking to support your favorite team (or add a sporty piece of clothing to your seasonal rotation), the exclusive collab is currently available online at, you guessed it, Gucci Vault.
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