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Get unique Eagles gear with our selection of gear. / Photos courtesy of South Fellini, Dye Hard Fan and Sew Much Cooler
If you suddenly have the urge to wear a lot of green, your options go well beyond the “Here are the local sports team jerseys” section at Target. The local produce selection has bold graphics, a retro vibe and even, dare we say it, a hint of fashion. Plus, you can buy plenty of these items in the city right now to hit the road this weekend.
Inspired by his speech at the 2018 Super Bowl parade, Jason Kelce recently launched Underdog, a unisex collection of t-shirts, caps and bags designed, printed and packaged in Philadelphia that pays tribute to the undeniable spirit of Philadelphia (and the Eagles themselves). Sorry, we’re kidding first, because the shirt pictured above sold out almost as quickly as the Eagles’ Christmas album (which also featured Kelsey’s work!). But don’t worry, there are plenty of other designs available (including another one that directly references his speech) and they plan to add to the “All the Crew” line. additional benefits? 100% of proceeds from the Underdog clothing line will be donated to Kelce’s (Be)Philly Foundation, which funds and promotes evidence-based programs to help Philadelphia students succeed and thrive. The first two beneficiaries are Coded By Kids and PFSS, both recently merged companies. Philadelphia futures and stepping stone scientists. Available online.
He prepares Stoney Clover Lane to house girls’ dormitories. In the mid-2000s, it gave Victoria’s Secret the pink color. Honestly, it gives us life. Designed by Taylor Nicole, the Eagles gear is amazing, whether you’re into retro graphics, emulating a fan-favorite player, or inspiring impromptu “Fly Eagles Fly” choruses wherever you go. NEW FOR THE PLAYOFFS: Receive a Victory Road Tour jersey with the 2022 season schedule printed on the back. Available for purchase online.
Eric Kenney’s often horrific (think Grim Reaper) designs received the Eagles’ seal of approval with his “Take the NFC East” T-shirts taking on medieval levels of gore. It’s perfect for those who truly understand Bleed Green. He also created a new design for the “All Roads Lead to Philadelphia” playoffs, but the shirts are already sold out. Keep an eye out for restocks on his Instagram. Available for purchase online.
The bell has a bell shaped like a soccer ball – how cute is that? Jennifer Basil’s new collection drops online on January 21st, so it’s too late to order this playoff series, but in the meantime, head over to her Instagram to order her distressed, air-dyed designs. “It’s so surreal to see all the amazing Philadelphia sports fans wearing my clothes at games and on tailgates,” said Basel, who works as a sixth-grade literacy teacher. “I Never Thought I’d Do This” Available online.
When you walk into this little store in Midtown Village, you’ll immediately notice that this is the real deal: There are seats taken from the old Philadelphia Stadium (from which the store is named), as well as other Philadelphia sports memorabilia, including a portrait of the Chewers life-size Gritty candies. For those feeling nostalgic, there’s nothing better than Shibe Veterans Stadium t-shirts and sweatshirts that evoke the concrete hole the Eagles once called home. Another Shibe original: a pun-filled tribute to Jalen Hurts. Shibe also sells non-exclusive merchandise from brands like Junk Food and 47. You’ll feel like you’re back in the basement playing with the Eagles QB in the Tecmo Bowl. Like all major liners, they also have a second location in Wayne. 137 South 13th Street, Midtown Village, 106 East Lancaster Avenue, Wayne.
If you want to support the Birds but don’t want to be too obvious, there are some cool tie-dye designs from Dye Hard Fan. Their “So Good It Hurts” top is especially sophisticated (and timely), and we prefer the “Philly Philly” and “Bird Gang” tops. Even better: a clear, stadium-ready crossbody bag. Buy gear “Where did you get it?” on the Dye Hard Fan website or check Instagram to find local makers at the market. Online and local markets (see schedule on Instagram).
“Do you want Philadelphia?” Memorialize the fateful Super Bowl with a Super Bowl T-shirt. Consi artist Stephanie Harvey calls her gray and black designs “ideal for fans who prefer ‘quiet’ gaming gear.” tie-dyed t-shirt for the little ones and a bandana for the puppy). You can find her products on the exit343design website, but if you’re in a rush to buy shirts this week, Philadelphia Independents in Old Town is selling two adult shirts that we recommend. Philadelphia Independents, 35 North 3rd Street, Old Town.
Look closely at Paul Carpenter’s image of a soaring green eagle and you’ll see that its “feathers” actually represent the Philadelphia skyline. There’s always a bit of respect in Carpenter’s projects, which doubles down on his love for Philadelphia. You can find the graphics on T-shirts, hoodies, overalls and tank tops (not to mention glasses) on Paul Carpenter’s website. If you need it sooner, head to the Midtown Village Open House. Open House, 107 South 13th Street, Midtown Village.
Front and back view of Jason Kelsey style hat by South Fellini / Photo courtesy of South Fellini
Whether you’re looking to show off your love for Wawa or score a deal across the city, you can’t go wrong with irreverent Philly pieces with a Southern Fellini retro theme. Their jokes, references and memories will make you smile when it comes to Eagles gear. Their most iconic piece may be the pom-pom hat that reads, “Nobody likes us and we don’t care,” from Kelsey’s Super Bowl speech. To complete your cold winter outfit, they also offer matching scarves. They also have some vintage vet t-shirts, Super Jane championship t-shirts, and lots of Princess Diana paraphernalia with her Eagle Jacket. You can shop on their website and in the East Passyunk store, but you’ll quickly find that many local boutiques also carry some irresistible Southern Fellini pieces. 1507 East Passyunk Ave., East Passyunk.
Considering how big Mitchell & Ness has become, it may seem crazy to think of them as a local brand, but they were founded here in 1904 and have successfully sold authentic vintage knits and other clothing for decades. Want to spend $300 on a ’90s Randall Cunningham jersey? They got you. They also offer retro gear at lower prices, whether you prefer a trucker-inspired Snapback tee or a Y2K-inspired B-Dawk tee. 1306 Walnut St., Midtown Village.
This East Passyunk boutique is all about sustainability and style. Nicole Rae Steyer transforms vintage T-shirts using alterations, bleach dyeing and other techniques, allowing her one-of-a-kind pieces to sell faster than she can produce them. If you see something you like in a store (or on her Instagram), act quickly or someone else will pick it up (and you’ll look cool). You can also bring in your favorite Eagles gear and have it customized to make it look like new again. 1822 East Passyunk Ave., East Passyunk.
If your child’s biggest complaint about Eagles clothes is that they aren’t “squishy” enough, then the Sew Much Cooler has you covered. Lindsey Gradel’s handmade creations include cute reversible dresses and skirts in eagle-print fabrics, so you don’t have to sacrifice cuteness for team spirit. She’ll even make a matching skirt for your little one! Available for purchase online.
What we haven’t discussed yet is the difference between licensed gear and Eagles-inspired gear: If you find a cute shirt, you don’t care if you’re stuck with IP. But this Pink Bike Ralph wins points for its daring decision. Your green T-shirt simply expresses your love for your “local sports team”, nothing more! Available for purchase online.
Post time: Jan-11-2024