Care
Glove care and repair
A glove that gets dried properly, conditioned lightly and stored correctly lasts years longer than one that lives in the bottom of a bag.
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After every game
- Knock the dirt off and wipe it down with a dry cloth.
- If it got wet, air-dry it at room temperature — never on a radiator, in a car, or with a dryer.
- Store it with a ball in the pocket, fingers closed, out of the bottom of the bag.
Every few weeks in season
- Check the laces at the web, heel and pinky for fraying or slack.
- Apply a thin coat of conditioner only if the leather looks dry or chalky. Less is more.
- Re-tighten laces before they break; a loose lace becomes a torn lace hole.
Off-season
Clean it, condition it lightly, put a ball in the pocket and store it somewhere dry and out of direct sun. Don't seal it in plastic — leather needs to breathe.
Repairs
We relace and repair BLB gloves. Email us with photos before a loose lace turns into a bigger job and we'll tell you honestly whether it's a repair, a warranty matter, or a glove that's reached the end of its life.
Want a straight recommendation?
Email Marques@Bushleaguebb.com with the player's age, position and level. Emails are answered by a real person, usually within one business day.