Gifts for
the ballplayer.
Not the kid who likes baseball. The kid who plays.
They already have a bat. They have a glove they refuse to replace. What they want is the stuff that shows up in the dugout and gets noticed. Here it is, by price and by what they will actually wear.
Big-league baseball pants and one-run drops for the kid who plays. Born on the field, worn every day.
Under the tree
by Christmas.
Under the tree before Christmas, guaranteed.
Estimated ship date 11/7 through 11/13.
Every holiday drop is available now. Each one still gets its day in the spotlight, but nobody has to wait for theirs. Buy it today, or build your list and send it.
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Stocking stuffers under $20
The things that disappear into a bat bag and get used every weekend. Hardly any sizing to get wrong, so it is the safe pick when you are buying for someone else's kid.
Gifts under $40
The sweet spot for the main gift. Sliding mitts for the head-first slide, the first thing a kid shows his teammates. Shorts and tees they live in all week. A necklace that never comes off.
The piece it all started with.
Worn every game. Picked by the player, not the team. Essentials if they want it clean, Piped if they want the stripe. Between sizes? Size up.
All pants · From $36.00
The big one
Hoodies for cold mornings at the complex. Backpacks that hold the whole kit. And the new drops landing this holiday.
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What do you get a youth baseball player for Christmas?
Start with what they wear on the field, not equipment they already own. Sliding mitts ($29 to $35), arm sleeves ($12 to $20) and baseball pants ($45) get used every game. For smaller gifts, wristbands, shoelaces and bracelets sit under $20 and fit any player without guessing at sizing.
What is a sliding mitt and does my kid need one?
A sliding mitt is a padded glove worn on the lead hand when sliding head first. It protects fingers from getting stepped on or jammed into the bag, and most travel ball players wear one on the base paths. Sizes are simple, youth or standard, so it's an easy gift to buy without measuring anything.
What size baseball pants should I buy for a youth player?
Dirty Mids pants come in youth and adult sizes. Between sizes? Size up, since kids grow through a season. Each product page lists every size.
What are good stocking stuffers for baseball players under $20?
Wristbands ($10), shoelaces in team colors ($12), arm sleeves (from $12) and MOTIV8 bracelets ($15) move fastest. No sizing beyond youth or adult, and they're what players restock every season.
What do you buy a travel ball player who already has everything?
Gear they'd never buy themselves. A necklace, a loud pair of shorts, a mitt in a colorway nobody else on the team has. Every drop runs once. The best ones come back as restocks, and those go fast too.
When do the Dirty Mids holiday drops launch?
They're out now. All nine holiday drops and seven restocks are available to buy today, with an estimated ship date of November 7 through 13, and they're guaranteed under the tree before Christmas. Each drop still gets its own day in the spotlight.
Do you ship in time for Christmas?
Yes. Holiday drops and restocks have an estimated ship date of November 7 through 13; everything else ships right away. Order by December 15 for standard shipping, by noon Central on December 21 for 2-day, or by noon Central on December 22 for overnight, and it arrives before Christmas.