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More color options than ever before, whether you're rooting for Rice in the stands or going to and from pilates.
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The Yankees’ season wraps up on September 27 this year. Until then, you can take yourself out to the ball game at iconic fields from the Yankee Stadium to Fenway Park and Oriole Park — cheering for Ben Rice, biting into some pastrami fries, and dressing for the occasion in a way that merges sports with style.
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To help you with the latter, Swarovski and sports apparel brand ’47 have just released a four-piece collection of officially licensed Yankees baseball caps: leveling up the instantly recognizable, interlocking “NY” logo with over 100 clear, precision-cut crystals. Clearly, when bling meets baseball, sparks (erm, home runs) fly.
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Interestingly enough, this streetwear nonnegotiable — offered across Light Blue, Dark Blue, Pink, and Marshmallow colorways, all retailing for $150 — first entered the world in 2023, by way of Swarovski’s Creators Lab, a collaborative platform that allows leading lifestyle, fashion, and design labels reinterpret their hero products with the help of Swarovski’s signature touch. Past Creators Lab alumni have included Loop, Oakley, and Off-White.
Swarovski x ’47 x New York Yankees Clean Up Cap in Light Blue
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Swarovski x ’47 x New York Yankees Clean Up Cap in Dark Blue
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Price upon publish date of this article: $150
Swarovski x ’47 x New York Yankees Clean Up Cap in Pink
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Price upon publish date of this article: $150
Swarovski x ’47 x New York Yankees Clean Up Cap in Marshmallow
$150
Price upon publish date of this article: $150
And while the Swarovski x ’47 x New York Yankees cap in this original iteration was spotlighted at Swarovski’s 5th Avenue flagship location (and sold on swarovski.com) only in a navy blue hue, card-carrying members of the Bleacher Creatures club who also love all things bedazzled will be happy to know that they now have more options here than ever before.
“This four-piece Yankees collection captures the brilliance of Swarovski’s crystals while highlighting ’47’s bestselling silhouette, the Clean Up. These are two iconic brands doing what they do best — creating pinnacle products through premium craftsmanship and design,” says Eric Smolin, director of lifestyle and collaborations at ’47.
Need some outside-the-ballpark styling inspiration for your new purchase, no matter which shade you successfully snagged it in? No shortage of celebrities have been sporting their own Yankees headcoverings in recent years, with Kendall Jenner doing model-off-duty right by pairing the cap with a blazer, crisp button-up, and boxer shorts; Hailey Bieber choosing a sartorial equation powered by minimalist The Row sandals, a leather jacket, and sweatpants in a high-low moment; and Rihanna getting a bit grittier by putting her Yanks merch in conversation with Timberlands, jeans, and a John Galliano mink coat (because of course).

Victoria Beckham and Kendall Jenner showing off their New York Yankees baseball caps, circa 2003 and 2023, respectively. Courtesy Mega/GC Images, Aura/Getty Images
A-listers who live in the city, and even those who spend most of their time on the other coast, have come to consider Yankees hats a status symbol of sorts. For this very reason, they’ve been previously done up by fashion houses like Ralph Lauren, Todd Snyder, and even Gucci.
We’d argue that Swarovski’s take is one of the classiest, what with those baguette-cut and round crystal embellishments; subtle, co-branded embroidery on the sides; garment-washed cotton twill composition; and quintessential fit. Per Swarovski, the release “merges sports heritage and savoir-faire with effortless glamour.” We couldn’t have said it better ourselves.
If history is any indication, something this tasteful won’t stay on online shelves for long, especially during the summer of sports. Shop now on Swarovski’s or ’47’s website, and note that you’ll only be able to grab the statement-making Marshmallow color at the former.
Swarovski loyalists on social media have no notes, save for one very specific ask: “Make a Knicks cap, too.”
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Stacia Datskovska is a Senior Commerce Writer at WWD. Previously, she worked at ELLE DECOR as an assistant digital editor, covering all things luxury, culture, and lifestyle through a design lens. Her bylines over the past five years have appeared in USA Today, Baltimore Sun, Teen Vogue, Boston Globe, Food & Wine, and more. Prior to joining ELLE DECOR, Datskovska learned the ins and outs of e-commerce at Mashable, where she tested products, wrote about tentpole sales events, and curated gift guide roundups. She graduated from NYU with a bachelor’s degree in journalism and international relations. Datskovska regularly reports on fresh collaborations at the intersection of fashion and sports — and how to shop them online.
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