Seattle Mariners USA-Themed Hats For July 4th Reportedly Released, Social Media Split on Look

The Mariners will host the Pittsburgh Pirates on Independence Day, and here's what they'll reportedly be wearing.

A detailed view of the Seattle Mariners armed forces day hat in the dugout against the Atlanta Braves in the first inning at Truist Park in 2023. | Brett Davis-Imagn Images

The hats that the Seattle Mariners will be wearing for July 4th are reportedly out now, and they are causing quite the stir on social media.

Major League Baseball comes up with a different theme each year on July 4th and this year, the league is going with the Tar Heel blue look. Some teams have blue brims, and some teams have red brims.

The Mariners will be home on July 4th against the Pittsburgh Pirates. First pitch from T-Mobile Park is set for 1:10 p.m. PT. Seattle will have a blue brim.

First look at this year’s Fourth of July hats

(h/t @HatAddicts) pic.twitter.com/Hlj1R8wQIs

— Talkin’ Baseball (@TalkinBaseball_) June 9, 2025

You can get a better look at the style of the caps here.

This year's Yankees Fourth of July hat

(h/t @HatAddicts) pic.twitter.com/sCitdrzoD3

— Talkin' Yanks (@TalkinYanks) June 9, 2025

While the hats themselves seem fine, some on social media are taking exception with the "rope" look on the brim. That's the kind of thing that I remember seeing in the early 1990s.

Major Leaguers are going to be wearing rope hats on the field?!? pic.twitter.com/zoGUTNL6Ir

— Avery Chenier (@AveryChenier) June 9, 2025

Actually really like the hats, but we can leave the ropes for golf

— Avery Chenier (@AveryChenier) June 9, 2025

God please no. The only thing worse than ropes that has happened to hats is the upside down letters.

— don wilson (@trutothebluu) June 9, 2025

As for the Mariners right now, they'll take on the Arizona Diamondbacks in the first game of a three-game series at Chase Field on Monday night. First pitch will be set for 6:40 p.m. PT as Seattle sends Emerson Hancock to the mound against Merrill Kelly.

Seattle snapped a five-game losing streak on Sunday when they beat the Angels 3-2. They are now now 33-31 on the season and have fallen to 2.5 games back in the American League West. Arizona enters play at 31-34 and on the heels of a disastrous weekend in Cincinnati against the Reds.

They were beaten 4-2 on Sunday as Zac Gallen gave up four earned runs over 6.2 innings.

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