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Where To Find Eagles Merch in Philly

Posted on January 29, 2025   |   Updated on September 30, 2025

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A row of mannequins wear Philadelphia Eagles merchandise

As the Philadelphia Eagles prepare for the Super Bowl, fans are preparing by stocking up on merch. (Mark Makela / Getty Images)

As you gear up for Super Bowl watch parties across the city, you definitely want to look the part. If you don’t already have Eagles merch in your closet, you may be scrambling to find something left in store. Luckily, there are a few businesses in the Philly area that you can rely on to make sure you’re lookin’ fly (like an Eagle).

Art History 101

This Mayfair business went from operating in a basement to establishing and running a brick-and-mortar in 2010. Located on 7045 Frankford Avenue, Art History 101 is inspired by owner and founder Jay Pross’s art background and uses graffiti-style designs. Notable Eagles players who’ve worn the merch include Jordan Mailata, Lane Johnson, and Alshon Jeffery.

Chestnut Hill Sports

Just right off SEPTA’s Chestnut Hill West Line is this quaint neighborhood shop. Although not physically large in size, Chestnut Hill Sports has a great selection of merchandise for many Philly sports teams. The shop also goes beyond team merch and also sells sneakers, cleats, and sporting equipment.

Cracked Bell

Based in Hatfield, Cracked Bell offers a variety of merchandise that appeals to sports, pop culture, and Philly enthusiasts alike. Under its “pigskin” collection, you can find shirts such as “Tush Push” or “Mr. 2000.” This is an online store though, so make sure to give yourself enough time for your order to process and ship!

Forbidden Closet Vintage

This South Philly vintage store experienced a setback late last year, but that hasn’t stopped Forbidden Closet Vintage from collecting and selling cool vintage merchandise. The storefront on 1515 McKean Street has a range of clothing to select from and is open for walk-ins between Wednesday and Sunday.

Kulb Designs

Serving the community since the 1990s, this Bridesburg screenprinter has you covered with long-sleeve and short-sleeve shirts to represent the Eagles. Kulb Designs has 2025 Conference Champs shirts to choose from in either Kelly green or black and you can even wear your new favorite Eagles chant!

Minor Details

Minor Details in Manayunk doesn’t just have you covered when it comes to Birds crewnecks and tees. Located on 4401 Main Street, you can find socks, headbands, and even Jason Kelce prayer candles if you need a higher power to grant the team a little extra luck.

Mitchell & Ness

If you’re a serious fan who’s looking for authentic apparel with a retro appeal, Mitchell & Ness is the way to go. Jerseys can range from $160-300 if you’re willing to invest. (They also have gear for a lot of teams besides the Eagles, including the other team that's in the Super Bowl.)

Primitive Boutique

This one’s for the girlies and DIYers! This Ambler-based shop has so many cute Kelly green and teal accessories, hats, jackets, and vests. Primitive Boutique also has a huge variety of stickers and patches that you can use to transform anything into fan merch. You can’t miss this gem—just look for the giant, grumpy, wooden Sesame Street-esque Eagle that’s outside the store.

P’s & Q’s

Located on South Street, this family-owned business has been outfitting the community since 2012. You can preorder the Eagles Redemption Hoodie or Bird Gang T-shirt, and browse a range of other original upscale casualwear designs.

Shibe Vintage Sports

Founded in 2013, Shibe Vintage Sports is a one-stop shop for all Philly sports fandoms. Its name is an homage to the famed Shibe Park, where not only the Eagles, but also the Phillies, Athletics, and Stars used to play throughout the past century. You can find not only original merchandise here, but also Mitchell & Ness, ‘47 Brand, and Junk Food.

Urban Exchange Project

Even if you missed the Urban Exchange Project’s Fill-A-Bag Sale, fear not. The Fishtown vintage store still has plenty of stock left and a bunch of Eagles gear waiting for you.

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