Pitcher's Glove Color

What are the current rules regarding the approved color or color combination for a pitcher's glove. I just want to be sure before I invest in a new glove for DD. I have read that the Umpire has the authority to deem any glove illegal if he or she determines that the color is a distraction to the batter.

As long as it is not a distraction it should not be a problem. DD's new glove is light gray and several of her teammates are blue. If you want to play it safe it is hard to go wrong with black or brown.

NFHS, maximum of 2 colors excluding lacing and manufacturers logo, lacing may not be color of the ball, not be optic in color, not have any optic colored markings that would give the appearance of the ball, and not be judged distracting by the umpire.

USA, the glove may be one solid color or multi colored as long as the colors are not the color of the ball being used in the game. This would include the stitching and logo per the USA rule and clarification as follows.

Rule 3 Equipment
There have been several questions pertaining to our rule regarding the colors of gloves and what the pitcher can and can not wear. Our rule is very specific. Rule 3 Section 4 states (FP) the pitcher’s glove may be of one solid color or multicolored as long as the color(s) are not the color of the ball being used in the game. Questions are regarding Logo or Manufactures names on the glove not technically being part of the glove but stitching. As in the ball used in the game the stitching and the logo are part of the ball so is the stitching and or logo a part of the glove. So if the pitcher has a glove that the manufactures name or logo on that glove is the color of the ball being used in the game then the glove can not be worn by the pitcher. Remember the glove can be worn by any other player.

DD just got a new custom Liberty - very light colored leather (almost white) with sherry brown accents. Will report back here if she has any trouble with umps.