Collection: Custom Gloves

Custom baseball and softball gloves built around your game

A glove should suit the way you play. Start with your position and the pocket you prefer, then choose the details that make it yours. Create a classic leather-and-lace combination, match your team colors, or add personal embroidery. Available options depend on the model and configuration you select.

Ronin is a family-owned, Cuban and Armenian-owned glove company. Every custom design is personally reviewed before production begins. If you have a specific design idea or a question about an option, ask us before placing your order.

Japanese Kip leather

Japanese Kip leather is at the heart of this custom glove collection. The feel of your finished glove also depends on its pattern, padding, pocket, and break-in. Choose your glove for its fit and intended use as well as its leather. Our Kip leather and steerhide guide explains the differences to consider.

Choose your position, size, and throwing hand

• Infield: Consider a pocket and size that support ball control and quick transfers.
• Outfield: Consider reach, pocket depth, and the ball size used in your sport.
• Pitcher: Consider fit and a web that conceals your grip; check your league's color and equipment rules before ordering.
• Utility: Balance the needs of the positions you play most often.
• First base and catcher: Choose the dedicated mitt configuration rather than treating a fielding glove measurement as interchangeable.

Baseball and softball players may need different patterns even when the listed measurement is similar. Use our glove size guide as a starting point, then check the sizes offered in the builder. For a recommendation, tell us your sport, age, position, and current glove size.

Right-hand throw means the glove is worn on your left hand. Left-hand throw means it is worn on your right hand.

How to order your custom glove

1. Open Build Your Custom Glove and choose your sport, throwing hand, position, and size.
2. Select the available web, leather colors, lace colors, embroidery, and finishing details. Browse our custom glove gallery for inspiration and our infield web guide for help comparing webs.
3. Review every selection, including embroidery spelling, and check the displayed price before checkout.
4. Ronin personally reviews the design before production. Contact us before ordering if you need help or have a delivery deadline.

Production time and break-in

Custom production takes approximately 5–7 weeks plus shipping. Shipping is available throughout the USA. Plan ahead for your season, tournament, or gift date, and contact Ronin before ordering if timing is critical.

Free professional break-in by hand is included. Break-in helps prepare the glove for use, but the final feel is personal: continue playing catch and working the pocket until it feels right for your game.

Backed by the Ronin Promise

Eligible Ronin custom Japanese Kip gloves include a lifetime lace warranty and lifetime cleaning and conditioning. Service requires approval, and customers cover shipping to and from Ronin. Coverage has exclusions; read the Ronin Promise for the full details and service instructions.

Custom glove FAQs

Can I customize a glove for baseball or softball?

Yes. Select your sport in the builder, then choose from the positions, sizes, and options available for that configuration.

Can I add my name or other embroidery?

The builder includes embroidery options. Check the available placements and displayed pricing, and review spelling carefully. Contact Ronin before ordering about artwork or a request you cannot configure.

Which glove size should I choose?

Start with your sport, position, hand fit, and preferred pocket. Compare our size guide with the builder's available sizes, or ask Ronin for help before ordering.

How long will my custom glove take?

Allow approximately 5–7 weeks for production, plus shipping. Contact Ronin before ordering for a time-sensitive purchase.

Is break-in included?

Yes, free professional break-in by hand is included. Continue working with your glove to develop your preferred feel and pocket.

What happens if my laces wear out?

Review the lifetime lace coverage and contact Ronin with your order information, a description of the issue, and photos to request service approval.

Start designing your Ronin glove — or ask us a question before you order.