The Milwaukee Brewers are bringing back a classic look, unveiling a new powder blue alternate jersey that nods to the team’s 1980s identity while adding a modern touch.
The team says the color is a direct link to Brewers history and to players like Robin Yount, Paul Molitor and Rollie Fingers. The jersey uses a powder blue base with yellow and navy accents, along with a bold “Milwaukee” wordmark across the chest. The lettering uses a new slab serif style inspired by the city’s industrial past.
Brewers President of Business Operations Rick Schlesinger said the goal was to create something that reflects Milwaukee’s character while reconnecting with a color many fans associate with the franchise’s most memorable seasons.
The jerseys will appear on the field for the first time at 2026 Spring Training. Fans can buy replicas starting Friday morning at the Brewers Team Store, which is also hosting the annual Clubhouse Sale through the weekend. The rollout includes a trading card style photo station and appearances from Bernie Brewer, Barrelman and the Racing Sausages.
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