Lancaster Barnstormers - Logos and Uniforms

Logos and Uniforms

The primary colors of the Lancaster Barnstormers are black, red, khaki, white, and navy blue. These are similar to the same colors used by the Red Roses, representing a conscious effort to connect the past and the present of Lancaster County baseball. The primary logo consists of a typical red barn outlined in black with a streaking baseball. Unlike most sports logos, the city name is prominently featured rather than the team nickname. Team management decided to emphasize the Lancaster community, so that the whole county could feel a sense of ownership and pride. In 2011, the Barnstormers added black to its color scheme and unveiled three barn-themed alternate logos: a stylized hex sign, a weather vane, and the barn-planked "LB."

The Barnstormers' uniforms are traditional in design, with the caps produced by The Game Headwear and the uniforms by Majestic Athletic. The home cap is black with a red brim and button with the "LB" cap logo centered on the front. The secondary cap is red throughout with a stylized, cursive "L" colored white, navy blue, and khaki – interwoven with a streaking baseball centered on the front. The "Barnstormers" wordmark is centered on the back toward the lower edge on both of the caps. The team also has a tertiary cap that features a black crown with the "weather vane" logo. The home jerseys are plain white with the "Lancaster" wordmark arched across the front of the jersey in red lettering with black outline. The player's last name is arched above the number on the back in black. The away jersey is solid gray also with the "Lancaster" wordmark. The alternate jersey is black with the "Stormers" wordmark featured in red with khaki outline. The Barnstormers wear black belts with red socks and undershirts with all uniforms.

For the War of the Roses series, the Barnstormers wear throwback uniforms of the Red Roses. The caps are navy blue with a white, cursive "L" centered on the front. The jerseys are white with red piping and the Old English "L" centered on the left-side chest, also in red.