Kids Cotton Baseball Jacket with Embroidery

Kids 100% Cotton Embroidered Baseball Jacket with Stand Collar

Wholesale and private label

The jacket is made in 100% cotton with a stand collar, a panelled body and embroidery on the chest. It is a light outerwear style for spring and autumn and for mild winter days, and it also works as a school or weekend jacket for boys and girls. The shell is cotton twill or canvas, the collar is interlined to hold its shape, and the cuffs and hem are elasticated or ribbed so the jacket keeps its shape on the body. Everything from the panel layout to the embroidery placement is confirmed on a sample before bulk production.

A panelled cotton baseball jacket for 2T–12Y, developed to your artwork, colours and size chart, and made for wholesale and private-label orders from 100 pieces.

Product specification

Fabric: 100% cotton twill or canvas, 240–320 gsm; lighter 180–220 gsm twill or poplin for spring.

Lining: 100% cotton poplin at 110 gsm, or cotton jersey at 160–180 gsm. Optional thin cotton wadding.

Sizes: 2T–12Y, 90–160 cm, graded to your size chart.

MOQ: 100 pieces per colourway, mixed sizes accepted.

Sample: 7–10 working days per round.

Bulk lead time: 25–40 days after sample approval and deposit.

Customization: chest embroidery, colour blocking, labels, hangtags and packaging.

Quality control: inline and final inspection, AQL checklist available, needle detection.

Why buyers choose this style

Parents buy a jacket on touch and trust. A 100% cotton shell reads as breathable and comfortable in the shop, and it washes without the shine or static that synthetic shells develop. The stand collar is interlined so it holds its shape instead of collapsing after a few wears, and the ribbed or elasticated collar, cuffs and hem give the jacket the classic baseball-jacket look while keeping cold air out when children run, climb and lift their arms. The body is cut slightly A-line with a longer back, so it layers over a sweatshirt and stays down when a child bends or reaches.

For the buyer, the style is simple to repeat. The pattern, panel lines and embroidery placement are fixed on an approved sample, so a second or third order matches the first without redrawing anything. The jacket can be offered in solid colours, colour blocking or print, in sizes 2T to 12Y, and it fits the same size run as most kidswear programmes. Because the shell is cotton, the fabric is easy to source in most markets, and quality is controlled on the line rather than at the end.

Chest embroidery, made from your artwork

Send a picture, a sketch or a finished logo. We build the embroidery file from it.

Placement is normally 6 to 8 cm from the centre front and 4 to 6 cm below the collar seam, but it is set to your artwork. We match thread colours to Pantone, send a stitch-out for approval, and keep stitch count, density and fill within what the cotton panel can carry without distorting the chest.

Embroidery on 100% cotton needs a cutaway or tear-away backing to stop the fabric from puckering. The embroidered panel is washed with the garment during finishing, so any shrinkage or puckering shows up before bulk, not after the goods are packed. If the design is dense, we can reduce fill or use a lighter backing to keep the hand of the fabric soft.

Panelled body, not a plain front

The chest, sleeve and lower-body panels are cut separately and joined with flat-felled, overlocked or topstitched seams, depending on the look you want. Panelling gives the jacket shape without adding bulk.

Body and sleeves can be cut in different colours, or in the same colour with a different weave, twill direction or print. We match shades under D65 light and cut every panel from the same fabric lot, so there is no shade or shrinkage difference between the body and the sleeves.

The front zip runs to the top of the collar with an internal wind flap and a chin guard. Zips, snaps and cord ends are nickel-free where required, and pullers are sized for small hands.

100% cotton, garment washed

Shell: cotton twill or canvas from 240 to 320 gsm for a structured jacket, or 180 to 220 gsm twill or poplin for a lighter spring version.

Wash: pre-shrunk or enzyme washed before cutting. Shrinkage is controlled to about 3% in warp and weft, and the wash takes the stiffness out of the cloth.

Lining: cotton poplin at around 110 gsm, or cotton jersey at 160 to 180 gsm for a softer feel against the body. Sleeve linings are anchored at the cuff.

Safety: no neck drawcords on sizes up to 7 years, in line with EN 14682 and similar children’s clothing standards. Prints are non-phthalate and hardware is nickel-free where required.

Testing: fabrics and embroidery can be tested for colourfastness, pH, formaldehyde, azo dyes, pilling and dimensional stability, to the standard your market requires.

Fit and sizes

The jacket is cut for layering over a T-shirt, sweatshirt or light knit. Armholes are kept deep, the body sits slightly A-line rather than close-fitting, and shoulder seams are set slightly forward so they do not press on the shoulder point. Grading, sleeve length and body length are developed to your own size chart.

Reference run: 2T (90 cm height, 58 cm chest, 38 cm body, 32 cm sleeve), 3T (98 / 60 / 40 / 34), 4T (104 / 62 / 42 / 37), 5 (110 / 64 / 44 / 40), 6 (116 / 66 / 46 / 43), 8 (128 / 70 / 50 / 48), 10 (140 / 74 / 54 / 53), 12 (152 / 78 / 58 / 58).

Customization

Colours: Pantone matching, solid dyeing, garment dyeing, yarn-dyed checks and colour blocking. Body, sleeves, collar and lower body can be cut in different colours, confirmed on a sample.

Embroidery: your artwork on the chest, thread colours matched to Pantone, stitch-out approval before bulk. Patches, sleeve placement and back placement are also possible.

Size grading: your size chart, sleeve length, body length and collar height.

Labels and packaging: woven labels, printed labels, care labels, hangtags, barcodes, patches, plus poly bags, header cards, mailers or retail boxes with carton markings.

Sampling and production timeline

1. Inquiry. Send a photo, a sketch or a tech pack.

2. Fabric. Confirm the cotton, its weight, hand feel and shade, 3–7 days.

3. Pattern. Panel lines and size grading, 2–3 days.

4. Sample. First sample, 7–10 working days per round.

5. Approval. Your sign-off on fit, colour, embroidery and trims.

6. Bulk. Production, 25–40 days after approval and deposit.

7. Shipment. Final inspection and packing, then sea, air or express to your port or forwarder.

Sample development usually takes two rounds for a new style: the first sample confirms the fit and the panel lines, the second confirms the embroidery, colour and trims. A pre-production sample with the actual embroidery attached is approved before the bulk fabric is cut.

Quality control, stage by stage

• Fabric, trims and embroidery thread checked on arrival.
• Cutting and sewing inspected during production.
• Full final inspection before packing.
• Measurement, colour, embroidery and label verification.
• Needle detection on every garment.
• Third-party inspection arranged at your request.

Inspection runs through the order rather than only at the end, and production photos and inspection reports are shared at key stages so you can follow the order without visiting the factory.

Minimum order quantity

The MOQ is 100 pieces per colourway, and mixed sizes are accepted, so a 100-piece order can cover a full size run. That lets you test the fit, the panel combination and the sell-through before placing a larger order. Custom dyeing, custom prints or dense embroidery may require a higher quantity, and this is confirmed at quotation stage.

What we need from you

• A clear photo, a sketch, a sample from another market or a full tech pack.
• Your size range and grading, or we can develop one and send it for approval.
• A logo file, vector or high-resolution image, for the chest embroidery.
• Pantone colour references where possible, so lab dips and thread colours match.
• Label, hangtag and packaging requirements, plus any barcode details.
• Destination country and any testing standard your market requires.

If you prefer to work with your own fabric, ship it to us and we will confirm the hand feel, shade and shrinkage before cutting.

FAQ

What is the MOQ? 100 pieces per colourway, mixed sizes accepted. Custom dyeing or dense embroidery may need a higher quantity, confirmed at quotation stage.

How long does sampling take? 7 to 10 working days per round. Most new styles are approved in two rounds, including the embroidery.

How long is bulk production? 25 to 40 days after sample approval and deposit, depending on quantity, fabric lead time and customization.

Can you use my logo and artwork? Yes. Chest embroidery, woven and printed labels, patches, hangtags and custom packaging are all supported.

Can I supply my own fabric? Yes, or we can source and develop it for you. The fabric is confirmed on a sample before bulk.

Do you handle shipping? We ship by sea, air or express to your port or forwarder, and confirm the delivery date on the order.

Other styles in the same programme

Cotton hooded jacket, panelled bomber jacket and embroidered sweatshirt. Same MOQ, same sample time, same quality control. These styles share fabric and trims with the jacket on this page, so they can be ordered together and shipped in one consignment.

Have a tech pack or a photo? Send it over.

We will come back with a sample plan, the MOQ and a quotation for your market. For repeat orders we keep your pattern, panel lines and embroidery file on record, so the next order starts from the approved sample instead of from the beginning.