Kristin Juszczyk’s Elevated MLB Collab Comes Just in Time for the 2026 All-Star Game

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Fashion designer Kristin Juszczyk — whose high-profile clients include Taylor Swift, Caitlin Clark and husband and NFL star Kyle Juszczyk — just unveiled her label Off Season’s first MLB collection. The limited-edition lineup, available on Friday, July 10 exclusively at Urban Outfitters (both online and in select stores), also marks her brand’s first retailer partnership.

The six-style women’s clothing capsule features eight MLB teams — the Los Angeles Dodgers, New York Yankees, Boston Red Sox, Chicago Cubs, New York Mets, Philadelphia Phillies, San Francisco Giants and San Diego Padres — for 47 pieces total. Off Season’s summer drop pairs vintage-inspired aesthetics with elevated, on-trend designs, resulting in sporty-chic tracksuits, knit sweaters, halter tops and rugby tees.

The new collection, along with Juszczyk’s brand as a whole, is just one example of the broadening scope of traditional team merch, as recently evidenced by viral NBA courtside fashion from Timothée Chalamet, Swift and dozens more celebrity fans. As for baseball, Off Season’s collection joins an impressive list of premium fashion labels who have existing partnerships with MLB. A couple months back, California-cool athleisure brand Aviator Nation released its second MLB collab. Given demand from fans, Aviator Nation more than doubled the number of teams featured this time around, 13 vs. the six included in its 2025 drop.

Polo Ralph Lauren, Madhappy, Sporty & Rich, Fear of God and Terez (in collaboration with retailer Revolve) are just handful of other popular clothing companies with ongoing fashion partnerships with Major League Baseball. Below, a few favorites in anticipation of the 2026 All-Star Week.