You don’t have to be on the field like honorary Red Sox pitcher Sydney Sweeney to sport an official jersey. Throw on your favorite jean shorts and sneakers, then button up a cropped or oversized jersey, and you’re ready to play ball—or at least catch a pop fly in the stands. 

If you’re offered last-minute tickets to a summer ball game, don’t overthink it: just say yes. Throw on your favorite flowy tank and jeans or go all out with denim-on-denim—and don't forget about the requisite baseball cap. It’s a play that works every time.

Jumpsuits are always a good idea. Pair the one-piece garment with a cropped T-shirt or tank so you can tie the sleeves around your waist as the sun heats up the bleachers. Bonus points for a similarly colored baseball cap.

Headed to a night game after work? Try swapping a blazer for a varsity jacket, and undoing a couple of buttons on a collared shirt. Business in the front, baseball in the back.

Use your team's colors to inspire your outfit's color palette. It's the perfect way to pay homage to the home team without compromising your personal style. Pairing coordinated separates, like this pleated skirt and letterman jacket, is foolproof.

When pulling together your best baseball game outfit, trade any stiff bottoms for something spandex, be it biker shorts or leggings. Flaunt your stretchy waistband by way of a cropped team tee, or throw on a matching sports bra and wear an open jersey over top.

A sporty oversized tee and jeans may seem like a no-brainer, but any outfit looks more playful with neon accessories. With a stand-out look this chic, you’re sure to be noticed by the kiss cam.

Use your favorite sweatshirt or button-down to embrace the preppy academia trend by styling it with a pleated skirt. Complete the look with a pair of your favorite kicks. A pop of color never hurts, either.

If you're looking for something that's throw-on-and-go but still feels stylish, you can't go wrong with a jeans, leather jacket, and sneakers combo. You can even add team colors to the mix by incorporating a neck scarf or shoes that include their specific shades.

Wearing head-to-toe team garb isn't the only way to make a statement in the stands. A vintage-style letterman jacket will do the trick, too.

If you're attending an afternoon baseball game in the summer, bet on it being a scorcher. Your best defense against discomfort in the heat is an easy-breezy outfit that consists of light material, such as linen. Choose either a linen dress or a button-down for optimal ventilation.

A little black dress might not sound like the standard baseball game attire, but it can be when styled correctly. This wardrobe staple requires minimal effort and is incredibly versatile, meaning it will also transition well from the office to the stadium.

Not only are white tank tops a wardrobe staple, but they'll solve the dilemma of what to wear to a baseball game. Pair this basic with a tennis skirt or jean shorts for a summer game, then swap those bottoms out for jeans or trousers come fall.

Mixing materials always adds visual interest to a look, especially when it involves denim and something sporty, like a track jacket. Pair short denim bottoms or jeans with an oversized track jacket for a cool night game.

Mini and micro-mini hems are everywhere right now. To make it athletic-appropriate, don a sleeveless minidress with sneakers. It's cute and casual while still being functional for an outside activity like a baseball game.

If your combination of jeans and a simple sweatshirt feels a bit too 'meh' at first, a vest will work to spice things up. It's also a practical choice for those days with in-between temperatures.

Sure, baseball isn't the same as Formula 1, but wearing a moto jacket to either will give off sporty vibes and flex your sartorial muscle. This outfit shows how to make a dress casual for a baseball game setting—just pair it with your favorite sporty sneakers and statement jacket.

Lean into the oversized trend with a baggy jersey and baggy jeans. The slouchiness of both pieces tones down the look. Plus, this ensemble will keep you warm if you're attending a night game.

If you're looking to dress comfy, does it get any better than a matching sweat set? As far as footwear is concerned, any shoe will do (okay, maybe not heels). But whatever is functional and easy to walk in, like platform sandals, sneakers, or chunky loafers.

Baseball games aren't exactly short, so you'll want to be able to kick back and relax while sitting in the stands. In that case, go with a cute, oversized combination, like a t-shirt dress or an oversized jersey tee with sheer skirt, as seen here.

Overalls and sneakers are casually cool for a baseball game. Plus, they pack an element of nostalgia. If you want to rep your team, wear a jersey under the overalls.