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Blue37 Thu Jul 07, 2005 11:48am

My association has, up to this point, mandated the navy blue shirt, but has decided to go with the powder blue with navy and white trim for tournaments this summer.

I know this was discussed at length in the past, but I paid no attention to the discussion as it did not pertain to me. The quesion is, what color Under Armour is appropriate with the powder blue?

cbfoulds Thu Jul 07, 2005 11:56am

Most I know go with navy, but you could go red for a patriotic look. :D

milkmandog Thu Jul 07, 2005 12:20pm

We mandate red for navy,powder w/redandblue, navy for red shirt and powder blue with navy, black for cream or powder blue w/black, and either white or black for black

seioaump Thu Jul 07, 2005 12:56pm

Seems Pretty Straight Forward To Me....

You Can't Go Wrong If You Wear One Of The Colors That The Shirt Is Trimmed With Underneath...

As milkmandog stated above, for example...

LDUB Thu Jul 07, 2005 01:02pm

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Originally posted by Blue37
The quesion is, what color Under Armour is appropriate with the powder blue?
If you are one of those Texas guys who wears the long sleeve Under Armour, you should go with the navy. Red would look fine for short sleeve, but not all the way down to your hands.

tmp44 Thu Jul 07, 2005 01:35pm

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Originally posted by LDUB
Quote:

Originally posted by Blue37
The quesion is, what color Under Armour is appropriate with the powder blue?
If you are one of those Texas guys who wears the long sleeve Under Armour, you should go with the navy. Red would look fine for short sleeve, but not all the way down to your hands.

Wo Wo Wo, let me get this straight..there are people who wear long sleeves underneath a short sleeve shirt? Big no no around here. If you're wearing long sleeves, you better have a jacket or plate coat on.

piaa_ump Thu Jul 07, 2005 02:15pm

my 2 cents
 
Navy shirts- Navy or Red undershirt
Powder Shirt-Navy undershirt

Since in our association we can't wear cream or black, I can't comment on those. And since I am in the same association as Todd, I am also not allowed to wear long sleeves under a short sleeve shirt......

largeone59 Thu Jul 07, 2005 03:09pm

PIAA says you can't wear long sleeves exposed under your short sleeved umpire shirt. You need to wear a navy pullover.

Now, for my summer assoc, we have 2 colors permitted: navy and powder blue, but navy is the default color.

I dont see what the big deal is about undershirts since you really can't see them at all except where your shirt comes unbuttoned at the top.... but anyways, PIAA is navy undershirt and my summer assoc is navy or red undershirt.

DG Thu Jul 07, 2005 05:48pm

From past discussions here, I believe Carl is one of the ones who wears long sleeve UA, in the summer, on 100 degree days, to be cooler. This is not a jacket vs. sleeves issue.

I normally wear blue under blue or powder blue, and black under cream, but I have also used a grey sleveless under any of these, because you can't really see it, unless you are in my face. It doesn't really matter to me, because most of the shirts I use, except turtles, can't easily be seen.

I can't say I have never worn a red shirt, but it hasn't been lately.

Kaliix Thu Jul 07, 2005 06:43pm

All I own is navy blue underarmour. But then all I wear are navy blue shirts. (Boy I wish I could call them Marine blue instead).

A base umpire the other day wore a red underarmour shirt under a navy shirt and it looked pretty sharp. I may have to pick up one red one for the bases. Behind the plate, no one can see my under shirt anyways.

chuckfan1 Thu Jul 07, 2005 08:44pm

piaa ump...

Just curious, why cant you guys wear black or cream?

mrm21711 Thu Jul 07, 2005 11:13pm

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Originally posted by chuckfan1
piaa ump...

Just curious, why cant you guys wear black or cream?

I cant either, High School or summer. Navy is the only allowed color by our association.

tjones1 Thu Jul 07, 2005 11:27pm

Whatever the outter trim is the color under shirt I wear.

kylejt Thu Jul 07, 2005 11:59pm

First, don't wear a white undershirt, unless you're carrying your lunch pail with you. I don't care that you see some MLB guys do it with their black shirts, they look like Archie Bunker too.

Navy: Either red or navy.
Powder blue: Navy blue. Red is horrific, don't even.
Silver (the new +POS color): Black or red.
Red: Black.
Cream: Hate 'em, they're baseball colored. Don't wear 'em.

As for long sleeves, use the +POS lined shirts. They're really, really nice.

Mr. Blackwell has spoken.

tmp44 Fri Jul 08, 2005 07:48am

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Originally posted by chuckfan1
piaa ump...

Just curious, why cant you guys wear black or cream?

For high school..state rule. Only Navy or Powder, and it's almost always Navy. Since our association (piaa ump and I are in the same assoc.) for summer ball is basically the same guys as our high school association, same rules.

In addition, a neighboring association that piaa ump and I both work for high school is Navy only...don't even think about wearing the powder, even for softball.

Side note: Stan, have you heard anything about the County League (not legion, the semi-pro league) guys wearing Red? You know as well as I do that no one ever wears Red in our area, but I went by Fayette City the other day when Red Doggs was playing and I swore the Us were in Red...

piaa_ump Fri Jul 08, 2005 10:08am

yup
 
I guess it isnt odd to find that in one area of the state two local chapters can have 2 so varying dress codes, but as Todd states that is the way it is where we call games.....

Navy or Powder w/ navy T meets PIAA rules so it carries over to our summer association. Todd and I both have the powder shirt and I for one like wearing it in the July/August timeframes...

But the neighboring chapter the rule is Navy/Navy T and no flag patches.....even though PIAA allows the flag. Fortunately when we work games for them they don't make us to comply with the no flag ban as my PIAA jacket has a flag patch on it.

I have not seen the red on the local county league guys (semipro) and I'm not a fan of the red. If we were able to go with an alternate color I wouldnt mind the black.

Stan

mick Fri Jul 08, 2005 10:33am

No flags?
 
Quote:

Originally posted by piaa_ump
But the neighboring chapter the rule is Navy/Navy T and <U>no flag patches</U>.....even though PIAA allows the flag.
piaa ump,
Interesting.
Haven't heard of the flag ban, ... lately.
mick



piaa_ump Fri Jul 08, 2005 12:02pm

ban
 
Mick,
I think "ban" might have been too strong a word......In the original PIAA code the only patch that was to be worn was the PIAA keystone patch....after 9/11 the code was changed to allow an optional flag.........this chapter opted to not endorse the flag patch as a matter of uniformity (some with/some without).......
Stan

mick Fri Jul 08, 2005 12:27pm

I see.
 
Quote:

Originally posted by piaa_ump
Mick,
I think "ban" might have been too strong a word......In the original PIAA code the only patch that was to be worn was the PIAA keystone patch....after 9/11 the code was changed to allow an optional flag.........this chapter opted to not endorse the flag patch as a matter of uniformity (some with/some without).......
Stan

piaa ump,
Similar sitch in Michigan. ... optional.

Uniformity, or not, if some soldier's Dad is umping in that association, he may have found himself between a rock and a hard place.

Sometimes we think of ourselves as being more important than we are. :cool:

mick


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