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Build a glove that's unmistakably yours - pick the leather, web, laces, lining and colours, then add a name or number with our glove builder. When you'd rather grab a proven gamer off the shelf, our baseball gloves are ready to go.
How to choose: start from your position's size and web (our glove buying guide helps), then pick a leather grade based on how quickly you want it game-ready.
The process depends on the brand:
Rawlings: everything is done on our website.
Open the Rawlings Custom Pro Shop and click “Customize.”
Design your glove.
Add it to your cart and complete your payment on Baseball Town. We then place the order with Rawlings.
Wilson and Mizuno: you design your glove on the brand’s builder, then order it on our website.
Open the Wilson Custom Glove or Mizuno Custom Glove page and click “Customize” to access the brand’s builder.
Design your glove. When it’s complete, copy your glove’s ID number.
Come back to our product page and enter the ID in the field under the glove.
Add it to your cart and complete your payment. We then place the order with the manufacturer.
Manufacturing lead times vary by manufacturer and season - typically several weeks - since each glove is made to order. Need one right away? Our baseball gloves ship right away.
Yes - most configurators let you add a personalization on top of your choice of leather, web, laces, lining, and colors.
Start from your position with our glove buying guide, then choose the web - open for infield, closed or H-web for outfield and pitchers - based on how you play.
Rawlings: allow 6 to 8 weeks
Mizuno: allow 6 to 8 weeks
Wilson: allow 12 to 14 weeks
Custom gloves are made to order, so plan ahead for the start of the season, a tournament or a gift. If you need a glove sooner, browse our in-stock baseball gloves or limited edition gloves.
Rawlings: REV1X, Pro Preferred, Heart of the Hide and Liberty Advanced (fastpitch). See our Rawlings and Pro Preferred collections.
Wilson: A2000, A2K and A1000. See all Wilson gloves.
Mizuno: Mizuno Pro (baseball), Pro Select (baseball and fastpitch) and Classic Fastpitch. See all Mizuno gloves.
You pay in Canadian dollars, with no surprise currency conversion or cross-border fees. For example, prices on the Wilson builder are shown in US dollars, but you pay in CAD on our site. You also get support from our glove specialists in Laval, Saint-Hubert and Ottawa.
Rawlings offers the widest range, from the stiff, durable Heart of the Hide to the softer Pro Preferred kip leather and the REV1X.
Wilson is the go-to for A2000 and A2K fans. The A1000 is game-ready faster with its full grain leather, while the A2K uses Wilson’s top-grade Pro Stock Select leather.
Mizuno is known for its Japanese craftsmanship and is a great option for fastpitch players with the Pro Select and Classic Fastpitch.
Yes. Fastpitch players can customize the Rawlings Liberty Advanced, Mizuno Pro Select and Mizuno Classic Fastpitch. Compare with our in-stock fastpitch gloves.
Start from the model and size you already know works for your position. If you’re unsure, check our glove buying guide or try stock gloves in store first. Double-check your throwing hand (RHT or LHT), size and web before submitting, and keep your league’s colour rules in mind, especially if you pitch.
Not usually. Pro-level leathers are stiff by design and need to be broken in. Our Mitt Master glove break-in service can get your new custom glove game-ready much faster, and glove care products help protect it for years.