[ Caamp X Columbus Clippers ] The 26 Jersey

The hometown connection takes the field in The 26 Jersey, a cream button-front baseball jersey that brings Caamp’s Columbus roots into the visual language of the Clippers. A sweeping Clippers wordmark leads the front, paired with a bold red 26 and striped sleeves, while the club patch anchors the sleeve and an [ official ] label finishes the hem. On the back, CAAMP and 26 appear in varsity lettering, with the number pulled directly from one of the band’s most recognizable songs. Caamp built its sound out of Ohio before carrying it to stages around the world, while the Clippers have represented Columbus on the diamond for generations. The result brings those two hometown stories together in a piece that feels equally at home at Huntington Park, at a Caamp show, or anywhere Ohio is represented.

Caamp is a Columbus-rooted indie folk band founded by childhood friends Taylor Meier and Evan Westfall, who grew up together in a Columbus suburb before beginning to write and perform music together in 2012. The Columbus Clippers are a Triple-A baseball club established in 1977, the top affiliate of the Cleveland Guardians since 2009, and longtime representatives of the city who have called Huntington Park home since it opened that same year.