Ender Inciarte unveils Braves T-shirt design

Braves outfielder Ender Inciarte on Friday unveiled a T-shirt he designed along with Muideen Ogunmola of the ’47 brand.

The shirt includes images and colors inspired by the flag of Inciarte's home country, Venezuela, with illustrations on the sleeve that represent memories of his late father. The shirt also depicts Inciarte after he hit the first home run at SunTrust Park and his diving catch to start a double play last season at Turner Field in a game against the Nationals.

“It’s a very special shirt,” Inciarte said. “I tries to make it simple and not put too (much) stuff. I hope the fans get to enjoy it.”

Inciarte presented his T-shirt along with one co-designed by teammate Brandon Phillips. The T-shirts are available for $45 at the Braves team store at SunTrust Park, CNN Center and www.braves.com/playertees. A portion for the proceeds will go to the Atlanta Braves Foundation.

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