EvoShield becomes official apparel partner of Cape Cod Baseball League

The Cape Cod Baseball League has tapped EvoShield as its official on-field apparel partner in a multi-year deal that adds new team and fan merchandise, starting June 25. The agreement is designed to generate revenue for the 10-team league while expanding apparel options for players and supporters.

Why it matters: - The deal gives the Cape Cod Baseball League a new revenue stream at a time when each team still handles its own fundraising. - The partnership expands apparel access for players, teams and fans across one of the country’s most visible collegiate summer baseball leagues. - The agreement also deepens EvoShield’s footprint in baseball by putting the brand on an entire league, not just individual teams.

What happened: - Cape Cod Baseball League named EvoShield its official on-field apparel partner in a multi-year sponsorship. - EvoShield will outfit all 10 teams with team-branded hoodies, T-shirts, shorts, jackets and other apparel. - The apparel will be made at EvoShield’s factory in Sparta, Tennessee. - June 25 marks the start of a limited two-week window for fans to buy league-branded gear online. - EvoShield fanwear will also be sold in person at games. - This year’s CCBL All-Star Game will feature EvoShield warmup jerseys and decorated gear.

The details: - The league is a not-for-profit 501(c)(3) and runs mostly on a volunteer basis. - Teams will have more chances to create and sell apparel merchandise to help fund their seasons. - The Cape Cod Baseball League said the apparel is designed to perform for athletes during games and practices while staying comfortable off the field. - Andrew Lang, president of the Cape Cod Baseball League, said the partnership helps teams connect with fans and generate support that sustains the league. - Jim Hackett, president of Wilson Baseball/Softball, said the league and EvoShield both represent the next generation of baseball. - EvoShield’s Team.Shop offers uniforms, apparel and gear from EvoShield, Wilson, Louisville Slugger, DeMarini and ATEC for teams and organizations from club level through college. - Wilson Sporting Goods Co. is based in Chicago and is part of Amer Sports Group. - Wilson says it is the world’s leading manufacturer of high-performance sports equipment and the largest baseball and softball equipment provider in the world. - The Wilson portfolio includes Wilson, DeMarini, Louisville Slugger, EvoShield and ATEC. - The Cape Cod Baseball League was officially formed in 1923 and traces its roots to 1885. - The league’s 10 teams are located in Bourne, Brewster, Chatham, Cotuit, Falmouth, Harwich, Hyannis, Orleans, Wareham and Yarmouth-Dennis. - In 2025, more than 400 Cape League alumni appeared on MLB rosters, and more than 1,800 have appeared all-time. - More information is available at the league’s website.

Between the lines: - The partnership arrives alongside other league growth moves ahead of the 2026 season, including a new multimedia rights deal, added broadcast partners and an expanded stadium safety partnership. - The apparel deal fits a broader strategy for EvoShield to sell into leagues and organizations across baseball and softball. - The online fan gear window suggests the league is trying to turn brand interest into direct merchandise sales, not just visibility.

What’s next: - Fans can buy league-branded gear online during the two-week sale window beginning June 25. - Teams are expected to use the new apparel opportunity to raise more money for their seasons. - EvoShield gear will continue to appear across league games and at the 2026 All-Star Game.

The bottom line: - The Cape Cod Baseball League gets a new sponsor and new merchandise revenue. EvoShield gets a high-profile platform across a league known for producing future MLB talent.