Ronald Acuña Jr. Jersey — Braves 3X, 4X, 5X, 6X, XLT–5XLT
Ronald Acuña Jr. plays baseball at full speed, and Truist Park feeds off it — the leadoff home runs, the stolen bases, the throws from right field that make runners stop halfway. The Ronald Acuña Jr. jersey, #13 in red, white or navy, is the shirt Braves Country reaches for most. This page sorts out the Acuña Jr. jersey in regular, big and tall sizes — men’s up to 6X and 5XLT — with straight sizing help, and the hoodie covered too for the October nights every fan is hoping for.
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Ronald Acuña Jr. Jersey — Red
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The red jersey is the fan favorite of the three. It has the patriotic look Braves fans know well — stars worked into the lettering across the front — and it stands out in a sea of white at the ballpark. It is a full-button front in 100% polyester, with the MLB Batterman patch at the back of the neck and a rounded hem, so it layers over a tee in April and still looks sharp on its own in July. If you want the Acuña jersey people notice first, this is the one.
Ronald Acuña Jr. Jersey — Home White and Navy
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For the traditional look, go with the white home jersey or the navy road version — the classic Braves script across the chest, #13 and ACUÑA JR. on the back. These are the uniforms he actually wears most nights, which is why plenty of fans start here and add the red one later. A 3XL Acuña Jr. jersey in the home whites is about as clean a look as baseball sells.
Ronald Acuña Jr. Hoodie — Big and Tall
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A die-hard fan expects this team to be playing deep into October, and October baseball in Atlanta still gets chilly once the sun drops. The Acuña Jr. hoodie comes in the same big and tall run as the jerseys, so it pulls over a tee — or over the jersey itself — without a fight. It is the piece that gets worn the most between November and March, long after the season ends.
Ronald Acuña Jr. Jersey Sizes — Big & Tall
Men’s Ronald Acuña Jr. jerseys and Braves apparel run S, M, L, XL, 2X (2XL), 3X (3XL), 4X (4XL), 5X (5XL) and 6X (6XL). Extended tall sizes run XLT (XT), 2XLT (2XT), 3XLT (3XT), 4XLT (4XT) and 5XLT (5XT). One label quirk worth knowing: 3X and 3XL are the same size with two different names — brands just print it differently — and the same goes for 4X and 4XL and 5X and 5XL. Order the number you normally wear.
One sizing note that saves people a return: baseball jerseys are cut looser than football jerseys to begin with, and the big and tall versions add genuine room through the chest and shoulders, so your normal size is usually the right call. If you are between sizes and plan to wear it over layers in April and October, go one up.
Atlanta Braves — Shop by Size
Men’s Atlanta Braves jerseys and apparel by size. These links open the Braves selection filtered to your size, so even if the Acuña Jr. jersey is picked over in a size, the rest of the Braves big and tall range in that size is right there:
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Two stores carry the big and tall Braves range, and they do not run the same sales on the same days — it is worth a quick check of each before you order. Fanatics carries the full Braves big and tall jersey selection:
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MLB Shop is the other stop, with the men’s department, the big and tall jerseys, and the full women’s Braves range:
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Ronald Acuña Jr. Jersey — Shopper Questions
Does the Ronald Acuña Jr. jersey come in 6X?
Yes. The Acuña jersey 6X size (also written 6XL) is part of the big and tall run, which goes S through 6X with tall sizes from XLT to 5XLT on top of that. Every size is linked in the Shop by Size list above.
Can I find a 4XL Acuña Jr. jersey?
Yes — 4XL (4X) is one of the standard big and tall sizes for Braves jerseys and apparel, not a special order. The same goes for 3X and 5X. If you are tall rather than wide, look at the XLT sizes instead: they add length through the body without jumping a full chest size.
Which color should I get — red, white or navy?
Red is the statement jersey, with the stars in the lettering, and it is the one you will spot across the park. White is the classic home look he wears most nights at Truist Park. Navy is the road version and the easiest to wear anywhere. Start with the one you will reach for on a Tuesday, not just a Saturday.
Is Acuña’s jersey number 13?
Yes, Ronald Acuña Jr. wears #13 for Atlanta, and has since he came up as a rookie in 2018. Every Acuña Jr. jersey sold through the links above carries the #13 with his name across the shoulders.
Does Braves apparel come in tall sizes and women’s sizes?
Yes to both. Braves big and tall apparel runs in extended tall sizes XLT, 2XLT, 3XLT, 4XLT and 5XLT, and the women’s Braves range — jerseys, tees and hoodies in regular and plus sizes — is linked in the shop section above through MLB Shop.
Interesting Facts About Ronald Acuña Jr.
Acuña comes from La Guaira, Venezuela, and signed with Atlanta as a teenager. He did not stay a prospect for long: he reached the majors in 2018 and won the National League Rookie of the Year award that same season. Braves fans knew they had a star. The rest of baseball found out just how big a star in 2023.
That 2023 season is the one that will follow him forever. Acuña hit more than 40 home runs and stole more than 70 bases in the same season — the first player in Major League Baseball history ever to do it — and won the National League MVP award for it. Power hitters are not supposed to run like that, and base stealers are not supposed to hit like that. He does both, which is why a #13 jersey is the most common sight in the stands at Truist Park and why the chop starts up a little louder when he leads off.
More Braves and MLB Gear
Braves fans who want the newer alternate look should see our City Connect Atlanta Braves jersey page, which covers the Acuña Jr. and Albies City Connect editions in big sizes. Atlanta is a two-team town for throwback fans, too — the Deion Sanders jersey page covers Prime Time’s Falcons and baseball years. And for the rest of the league, the big and tall MLB jerseys page rounds up every club’s size run, including division rivals like the Bryce Harper Phillies jersey page.