Baseball Billy
Sporting a powder-white uniform with vivid red accents, a bright red helmet, and the number “69” boldly printed on his chest, Baseball Billy steps up to the plate with charm and cheek. His fitted jumpsuit, red belt, and side-stripe detailing blend classic American baseball iconography with unmistakable queer flair. Bat in hand, he’s ready to swing—not just for home runs, but for representation.
Baseball Billy draws inspiration from vintage athletic aesthetics and reclaims them with unapologetic pride. With playful nods to camp and coded language (yes, that “69”), this figure challenges the heteronormativity of traditional sports while celebrating visibility and style. He’s not your average player—he’s rewriting the rules of the game.
John McKitterick
Lead designer behind Billy. He envisioned the doll as a queer-visibility icon within the collectible world. Influenced by gay pop culture and activism of the 1970s–80s, his mission was to create collectible figures that were both art and social statement.
Juan Andrés
Stylistic collaborator responsible for wardrobe and thematic direction—from flamenco to sports, uniforms to leather. His work blends fashion, performance, and queer cultural heritage into each figure.
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