Three Ways to Buy Eagles Gear
Eagles gear in Philadelphia comes from three kinds of shops, and they sell different things. The team’s own Pro Shops carry the licensed jerseys, team gear and the Kelly Green line. Throwback specialists sell the old uniforms of past eras, rebuilt as licensed reproductions. Local makers print their own designs: inside jokes, stadium nostalgia and slogans the league doesn’t sell. Most fans end up owning some of each.
Start with what you’re actually after. A current player’s jersey means the Pro Shop or the team’s online store. A Randall Cunningham or Reggie White-era look means Mitchell & Ness. A shirt nobody else at the tailgate has means a maker. Several of the shops below carry other Philly teams too, so one trip can cover more than one fan in the house.
The Eagles Pro Shop at the Linc
Lincoln Financial Field
The main store is the Eagles Pro Shop (Pepsi Plaza, 1 Lincoln Financial Field Way), on the left as you walk into Pepsi Plaza, next to the ticket office in the Head House. It is open Monday to Saturday 10am to 5pm and Sunday 11am to 4pm. On non-event days you can park in K Lot, entering from 11th Street off Pattison Avenue, and walk in through the North Gate or the LifeBrand Gate.
The one thing to plan around: the shop is not open to the public during special events. On game days and concert days it belongs to ticket holders, so a weekday visit is the calm way to shop it. Call 267-570-4500 before you drive down. The shop’s page notes that custom jerseys are final sale, so check the spelling and number twice before you pay.
Kelly Green
The Kelly Green throwback line came back in 2023 and drew long lines at the pro shops, and Saquon Barkley’s Kelly Green jersey is a top seller, according to PhillyVoice. The team’s online store has a separate Kelly Green section, which is the fastest way to see what’s in stock before you go.
The suburban Pro Shops
Three more Pro Shops sit outside the city, and they keep longer hours than the stadium store. In season (August through the end of the season) the Plymouth Meeting store at The Metroplex (2610 Chemical Rd) and the Cherry Hill store at Market Place at Garden State Park (2000 Route 70 West) are open Monday to Saturday 10am to 8pm and Sunday 10am to 5pm. The Lancaster store at The Shops at Rockvale (35 S Willowdale Dr) is billed as a discount location and is open Monday to Saturday 10am to 8pm and Sunday 11am to 6pm.
Mitchell & Ness on Walnut Street
Mitchell & Ness is the throwback specialist. On May 30, 2026 it opened a new flagship, Mitchell & Ness (1513 Walnut St), in the former Brooks Brothers building on Rittenhouse Row. It covers 16,400 square feet over three floors, more than four times the size of its old flagship at 1306 Walnut.
What’s on each floor
The ground floor holds local-team merchandise, a customization station and a hat wall of more than 120 headwear styles, with a living-room setup of leather chairs and a big screen. The second floor is jerseys for every sport, including a new WNBA line, displayed like museum pieces, along with custom sports-themed jewelry and trading cards. The third floor is event space for athlete meet-and-greets, product launches and trading-card events.
Go to the second floor first if you’re after a specific player and era, and ask staff about customization at the station downstairs. For a gift, the hat wall is the easiest place to find something under the price of a jersey, and it spans Philadelphia teams and beyond. Hours weren’t posted on any page we could load, so check the store’s website before you go.
Philly Makers and Vintage
For gear the league doesn’t make, go to the local shops. This guide covers the sports side; our local clothing brands guide covers the wider scene.
South Fellini, East Passyunk
South Fellini (1507 E Passyunk Ave) has had its flagship on the avenue since 2016. Its Philly gear runs to retro designs, Veterans Stadium shirts, a pompom "No one likes us" beanie and "Bird Gang" fingerless gloves. If you can’t get to South Philly, South Fellini also sells at the Philadelphia Visitor Centers.
Further down the avenue, N.R.S. Boutique (1822 E Passyunk Ave) sells vintage and upcycled tees and does custom work, including altering Eagles gear you already own. We couldn’t find posted hours, so call ahead.
Shibe Vintage Sports, Midtown Village
Shibe Vintage Sports (137 S 13th St) is the Center City stop for old-stadium nostalgia: Veterans Stadium tees and hoodies, a Wawa-inspired "Birds" design, and licensed vintage-style pieces from Junk Food and '47. It also has stores in Wayne (106 E Lancaster Ave), West Chester and Ardmore (78 Rittenhouse Pl).
Old City and Midtown gift shops
Two gift shops carry Eagles pieces from local designers. Philadelphia Independents (35 N 3rd St) in Old City lists a Swooping Eagle tee and Eagles beanies at $30 each on its site and carries exit343design shirts. Around the corner from Shibe, Open House (107 S 13th St) has carried Paul Carpenter Art’s skyline-feather Eagles tee, though it was showing as sold out online in October, so ask before you make the trip.
Online-only makers
Several of the best-known Go Birds brands sell online rather than from a storefront: Philly Sports Shirts, with hand-drawn Eagles moments; Veterans Shirtium, with player-themed tees and hoodies; Philly Shirt Shop, a women-owned line with sizes for adults and kids; and Dye Hard Fan, with hand-dyed Kelly green tees and hoodies that also turn up at local makers’ markets. Because there’s no counter to walk up to, order with shipping time to spare before the holidays.
Phillies, Sixers and Flyers
Mitchell & Ness’s hat wall and jersey floor go beyond the Eagles, and Shibe carries other Philly sports memorabilia. For the Phillies’ own merchandise, the Phillies Team Store (Citizens Bank Park, One Citizens Bank Way) sits next to the Third Base Gate and does custom jersey lettering and custom caps; park in Lot S. Its page doesn’t list set hours, so check the Phillies’ site before you go.
Center City District lists a Rally House, a chain that carries licensed gear for local and national teams, at 1630–34 Chestnut St among its 2026 retail openings, without hours. Check that it’s open before planning a trip around it.
Eagles Gifts for the Holidays
For a fan who already owns the jersey, think smaller and more local:
- A South Fellini beanie or the "Bird Gang" gloves, for a December game.
- A Mitchell & Ness cap from the hat wall, in a team or era they don’t have yet.
- A $30 Eagles beanie or tee from Philadelphia Independents.
- An Eagles candle for $28 from Duross & Langel (240 S 11th St), which pours its candles and cuts its soaps on site. It’s closed Monday.
A weekday plan that covers most of this: Shibe on 13th Street, Duross & Langel two blocks east on 11th, then west to Mitchell & Ness on Walnut. Save South Fellini and the stadium Pro Shop for a separate trip to South Philly. For more Philly-made presents, see unique souvenirs and Philly-made gifts under $100.
