Twenty-Seven World Series Titles in Navy Pinstripes
From the 1923 opening of original Yankee Stadium—forever known as “The House That Ruth Built”—to twenty-seven World Series championships in the Bronx, no uniform in Major League Baseball carries a silhouette quite like navy-and-white home pinstripes. The New York Yankees 2026 Advent Calendar houses that century of ballpark history inside a square-proportioned midnight-navy collector box framed by red-white-blue and navy-white striped corner ribbon bows, stitched baseball baubles, candy canes, snowflakes, and glowing blue fairy lights around the white interlocking “NY” emblem.

Fourteen Pinstripe Figures and Ten Bronx Bombers Emblems
Behind the twenty-four numbered doors, the countdown pairs full-body sculpted ballpark figures with historic franchise trophies and stadium signage:
- Hall of Fame Legends & Diamond Action: Leads off with Babe Ruth (#3) pointing to the bleachers in his called-shot pose with a bat, Lou Gehrig (#4) holding a leather mitt and ball, and Captain Derek Jeter tipping his navy cap, joined by two high-kick starting pitchers (including #45) and two home-plate batters (including #22).
- Dugout, Sideline & Broadcast Crew: Expands the gameday cast with a manager in a navy dugout jacket, a bearded blue Yankees mascot, a pinstripe cheerleader holding pom-poms, a ballpark snack vendor, a #00 batboy carrying a bat bag, a sideline photographer with a camera, and a suit-clad broadcaster holding a microphone.
- Ten Stadium & Championship Keepsakes: Completes the 24-day lineup with a World Series Commissioner’s Trophy, a miniature Yankee Stadium facade, a Monument Park plaque stand, a “THE HOUSE THAT RUTH BUILT” plaque, a “BRONX BOMBERS NY” shield, an Uncle Sam top hat resting on a bat, a “#1 NY” foam finger, an “NY” baseball, a navy batting helmet, and a pinstripe jersey.
Every figurine and plaque is fitted at the crown with a silver-toned metal eyelet loop, a detachable clasp, and a red hanging cord so fans can suspend each daily reveal directly from Christmas tree branches or garland hooks.


























