Here’s the latest on Uniqlo Field at Dodger Stadium.
- Uniqlo Field at Dodger Stadium was officially announced and christened in late March 2026, with Uniqlo acquiring the naming rights to the field (the stadium name itself remains Dodger Stadium).[3][4]
- The branding is visible around center field and in other locations at the ballpark, and the partnership runs for multiple years with a focus on fan experiences and community initiatives.[4][9][3]
- Coverage notes the deal as a 2026 opening-day branding move tied to the Dodgers’ recent signings of Japanese players and expanded Japanese sponsorship activity, highlighting international ties and fan engagement potential.[1][7][3]
Illustration: Opening-Day branding signage and on-field signage were among the first visible elements of the partnership, signaling a new era of global branding at Dodger Stadium.[3][4]
If you’d like, I can pull a quick summary of exact dates, sign placements, and notable quotes from the announcements.
Sources
LOS ANGELES -- In the 64 years that the Dodgers' home ballpark has opened its doors to fans, it has always been formally known as Dodger Stadium. That time-honored name isn't going away, but it will be a little longer starting in 2026.
www.mlb.comThe Los Angeles Dodgers reached a deal with Uniqlo, a fast-fashion company, for the naming rights to the field at Dodger Stadium.
dodgerblue.comSee you at UNIQLO Field at Dodger Stadium.
www.uniqlo.comThough Dodger Stadium's name remains unchanged, the field will be called "UNIQLO Field at Dodger Stadium" following the partnership announced on Wednesday.
www.cbsnews.comDodgers name Uniqlo as official field presenting partner, creating "Uniqlo Field at Dodger Stadium" for 2026.
ministryofsport.comDodger Stadium has officially entered a new era as it transitions into "Uniqlo Field at Dodger Stadium," following a landmark naming rights deal announced on
news.ssbcrack.comThough Dodger Stadium's name remains unchanged, the field will be called "UNIQLO Field at Dodger Stadium" following the partnership announced on Wednesday.
www.cbsnews.comLOS ANGELES -- In the 64 years that the Dodgers' home ballpark has opened its doors to fans, it has always been formally known as Dodger Stadium. That time-honored name isn't going away, but it will be a little longer starting in 2026.
www.mlb.comA covered sign has sprouted at Dodger Stadium following the sponsorship news by Japanese clothing brand Uniqlo.
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