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Where to Shop for Eagles Gear Locally

Posted on September 10
Marie Albiges

Marie Albiges

A display of Philadelphia and Eagles-themed T-shirts and crew necks on the wall and on a shelf at Hey There Philly in East Passyunk.

Hey There Philly’s East Passyunk shop is stocked with apparel and accessories for Eagles fans. (Courtesy Hey There Philly)

Philly takes its Eagles fandom seriously, and thankfully, you don’t have to settle for the same jersey or sweatshirt everyone else is wearing. The city is full of small businesses selling Eagles gear with a little more personality, from vintage jerseys and starter jackets to polka-dotted Kelly green sweatshirts and Philly-made accessories. Here are a few of our favorites.

Trashed Vintage (Fishtown)

There’s an entire room in this thrift shop dedicated to vintage Philly sports merchandise, and it’s stocked and ready for the season. Owner Kelli Piell hand-selects all the apparel, including starter jackets, jerseys, hats, and paraphernalia.

MBTN (Online only)

MBTN — “Made by Taylor Nicole” — is a small-batch lifestyle brand founded by Temple University alum (and Flyers cheerleader!) Taylor Zubkousky. I absolutely love her oversized Eagles crewnecks and mocknecks, including the latest drop: this vintage kelly green mockneck with polka dots (available for pre-order).

Hey There Philly (East Passyunk)

This Philly-themed boutique is for the girlies. Find Eagles hair clips, hats, jewelry, shirts, sweaters, and socks sourced from local Pennsylvania, New Jersey and New York artists.

Jawn Supply (West Chester)

If you want to be cool and shop like Jalen Hurts, make the trip to West Chester’s Jawn Supply for vintage Eagles merch. The store is hosting an event Saturday with the touring music festival Breakaway and releasing a limited-edition merch collab.

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