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League Classic uniforms unveiled by Little League and adidas for 2026

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Little League and adidas unveiled the official uniforms for the 2026 Little League Baseball and Softball World Series tournaments, setting up the next League Classic with a racing-inspired look built around adidas' ADIZERO Racing concept. The new uniforms are meant to be worn by participating teams across the event, including players, coaches, interpreters and player advocates.

The release gives the 2026 tournaments a fresh visual identity before a single game is played. Fans can already buy adidas replica jerseys and other merchandise at ShopLittleLeague.org, while the Little League Flagship Store at the LLBWS Complex will also carry items on site, with free shipping available on all U.S. orders all summer long.

Liz DiLullo Brown said the partnership is meant to create access, opportunity and a positive and equitable experience for Little Leaguers through baseball and softball, while also helping every participating team take the field on equal footing. That is the central balance of the launch: the uniforms are meant to give each region a unique look, yet they are also designed to make the teams feel they are starting from the same place.

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Aaron Seabron said Little League World Series athletes are a source of inspiration for adidas, and that the company leaned into the visual language of racing to capture speed, performance and confidence. The idea fits the broader push around the tournaments, which are framed not only as a competition but as part of the Little League World Series experience and a way to build momentum for youth baseball and softball participation.

The merchandise push makes the announcement more than a uniform reveal. Fans can shop now, get more information about the LLBWS at LittleLeague.org/WorldSeries, and start planning a visit to Williamsport at LittleLeague.org/Visit. For a launch built on individuality and equality at the same time, the next step is not the design rendering but the field itself, where the finished uniforms will have to make that promise visible.

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