The Yankees made a move Tuesday, but it will not change the lineup. The Bronx club is teaming with New York fashion label Siegelman Stable on a new 13-piece capsule that turns pinstripes, horse-racing heritage and polished streetwear into one very expensive-looking wardrobe.
The collection is now live and includes headwear, ready-to-wear and elevated loungewear, with sweatshirts, shorts, tank tops, graphic tees and jackets among the offerings. amNewYork reports that the collaboration was built around the Yankees’ identity and includes contributions from CC Sabathia, Shaw Pecas and Lenny Santiago. Fans can shop online through Siegelman Stable and New Era, or find the collection in person at Yankee Stadium.
New Era Caps Lead The Yankees Collection
The official New Era collection includes navy and gray 59FIFTY A-Frame fitted caps, along with 9TWENTY adjustable and 9FORTY A-Frame snapback styles. Prices run from $75.99 to $85.99, with Yankees graphics paired with Siegelman Stable logos on the sides or back.
On the apparel side, the official Yankees collection page currently lists a Siegelman Stable x Yankees x New Era boxy tee for $102. The broader drop is meant to blend classic baseball heritage with contemporary luxury design, while keeping the horse-and-sulky branding visible instead of letting the famous interlocking NY swallow the whole thing.
Jalen Brunson And CC Sabathia Help Sell The New York Crossover
The people helping sell the vibe are as New York as the logos. Knicks guard Jalen Brunson wore Siegelman Stable hats during media interviews, while former Yankees ace CC Sabathia appears on the brand’s website and contributed to the collaboration; artists Shaw Pecas and Lenny Santiago also helped shape the capsule, according to amNewYork. The Yankees move follows Siegelman’s earlier collaborations with the Mets, Knicks and Rangers, giving the label a growing claim on the city’s sports wardrobe.
That horse-and-sulky branding is not just a styling trick. According to Siegelman Stable’s own story, Max Siegelman launched the family-owned business in 2020 to carry his father Robbie Siegelman’s harness-racing legacy into fashion, with a portion of proceeds supporting equine therapy programs. The Yankees capsule therefore doubles as a neat piece of New York sports cross-pollination: a Bronx baseball institution meeting a brand built around a stable.
