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Gwinnett Stripers update home jersey for 2020 season

Updated Gwinnett Stripers jersey for 2020 season.
Updated Gwinnett Stripers jersey for 2020 season.
By The Atlanta Journal-Constitution
Nov 7, 2019

The Gwinnett Stripers unveiled an updated home pinstripe jersey for the 2020 season.

The team also introduced two new caps — one, a bass green batting practice cap featuring an “GWIN” logo and two-tone navy and white cap featuring the “Worm” logo  to be worn with a retro alternate uniform.

New Gwinnett Stripers "worm" hat to be worn with retro alternate uniforms.
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The team revised home pinstripe jersey removes the piping from the neck and button areas and adds an Atlanta Braves affiliate patch to the sleeve.

The new team gear is available at the team store and website.

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