Actually Stylish Super Bowl Champions Merch to Shop for Celebrating the Seahawks Win

Nike knows sports, so you better believe its Super Bowl LX Champions Trophy Collection Hoodie checks all the boxes: being comfortable (thanks, insulating fleece lining), bearing just the right amount of slouch, and letting you wear your Seattle pride on your sleeve (erm, chest). Equipped with a hood, it will carry you through the remaining winter months — and beyond — in cool-cat style, while never overdoing it when it comes to bright colorways or tacky illustrations.

Price upon publish date of this article: $90

Abercrombie & Fitch was the fashion partner of the NFL this year, so it’s no surprise that it unveiled a line of instantly wearable and retro-coded merch before the big game. This half-zip sweatshirt is one of the last remaining Seahawks-themed pieces you can grab at A&F, and it will pay dividends with that oversized silhouette, sumptuously soft fleece fabric, mock neck, and carefully chosen embroidery (the Seahawks logo, of course, as well as a nod to the Emerald City Football Club).

Price upon publish date of this article: $100

If you’re not familiar with Chubbies, let’s get you up to speed. The circa-2011 brand calls itself the outfitter of “Friday at 5 p.m.,” initially focusing on men’s shorts but soon expanding to now-beloved swim trunks, performance polos, and even cozy robes. Chubbies’ NFL capsule is treating die-hard fans to Seahawks-branded elasticized men’s shorts: whose lightweight breathability, side taping, and perks like a zippered back pocket fuse good looks with practicality. On the note of the latter, Chubbies assures that the shorts’ five-inch inseam can accommodate “squats and roundhouse kicks” both. We’d argue that it will also easily adapt to your next high knees and grapevines warm-up out on the field (or, realistically, the backyard).

Price upon publish date of this article: $69.50

Straight from T-shirt brand Junk Food by way of Urban Outfitters comes this officially licensed selection, which has a heavyweight cotton jersey composition and layers a Seattle Seahawks helmet over a white background, making all of that blue and green pop. You’ll soon find yourself doing your own layering with the tee: wearing it under edgy leather jackets, putting it on top of baggy jeans, and pairing it up with similarly throwback footwear options while bragging about your sports expertise.

Price upon publish date of this article: $48

This is probably the Seahawks merch that will most surprise you in this roundup… and not just because it’s currently slashed in price by over 50 percent. Designer Jill Martin’s Cropped Sherpa Lounger Jacket comes swathed in a leopard print and topped by Seahawks’ instantly recognizable bird emblem. The mashup might seem odd at first, but you’ll soon learn to love it as you luxuriate in the coat’s relaxed fit, elevated appearance, and what Jill Martin terms “12th-Man energy” (originally a Seahawks phrase used to position the team’s enthusiastic fan base as an extra player on the field, right next to the 11 starters).

Price upon publish date of this article: $68

Apparel giant Homage is coming in clutch with its own Seahawks-fans-only offerings, and we’re crushing over this Grateful Dead collab in particular. It’s a must-have for anyone who is passionate about music and American football, putting up on a pedestal both Jerry Garcia and Seahawks Hall of Famer Steve Largent. Comfortable, rich in detail, and something that truly stands apart from the NFL merch crowd, this baby won’t stay on e-shelves for long: We can feel it.

Price upon publish date of this article: $40

Naadam is behind our editors’ favorite budget-friendly cashmere sweater; now, you can augment your cold-weather arsenal with its exclusive Super Bowl LX Ribbed Scarf. Sure, it lacks signs of your Seahawks affection, but this attribute makes the piece all the more minimalist (those who know know, that type of thing). Crafted out of 100-percent premium cashmere — with a ribbed texture throughout and a single Super Bowl LX accent patch — the quiet-luxury accessory still speaks of your love of the game, even if it does so in a whisper.

Price upon publish date of this article: $142.80

Sure, a group of men passing around a ball is cool and all, but six-time Grammy winner Bad Bunny just might be cooler. This hoodie effectively commemorates his Super Bowl halftime show with its graphic of two chairs and a helmet in the foreground. The former detail is a direct link to Bad Bunny’s “DeBí TiRAR MáS FOToS” album cover; on the back, you’ll find the words “Super Tazón LX,” the date and location of the Seahawks vs. Patriots duel, and relevant logos to make it all official. Note that the pullover can only be reserved for now and ships to your door by March 13.

Price upon publish date of this article: $120

We called it: Bomber jackets are making a major comeback as the resurgence of all things 2016 takes the world by storm this year. Kill two birds with one stone, then, by investing in your own bomber while simultaneously honoring the Seahawks’ dominance during Super Bowl 60. Wear by Erin Andrews, a team gear company that “fits seamlessly into the female fan’s everyday wardrobe,” has the answer, in the form of its Champions Bomber Jacket — with a pleasing-on-the-eyes color palette, two pockets at the front, rib-knit cuffs, and the ability to serve as the ideal transitional-weather layer once spring rolls around.

Price upon publish date of this article: $130

Another Bad Bunny launch you absolutely shouldn’t sleep on, this Super Tazón New Era Hat boasts embroidered lettering, a thermoregulating cotton makeup, and a sticker on the bill that signifies it’s an authentic part of New Era’s 19Twenty collection. Wear the snapback to an upcoming sporting event, Casual Friday at work, or while exploring your own city over the weekend. You’re guaranteed to turn all the heads and hear multiple compliments along the way.

Price upon publish date of this article: $60

One of Fanatics’ most viral T-shirts right now, this item is only available in sizes above a large at this point, meaning it could act as clothing you sleep or cuddle up on the couch in. What makes the tee special: It flaunts each Seahawks player’s autograph at back, plus mentions of Emerald City and the team’s champ status as of Sunday.

Price upon publish date of this article: $38

Trying (and failing) to stay warm this February? Maybe this knit hat can help. Made by premium NFL licensee ’47, it channels team spirit while providing protection against the winter chill. Those alternating green, white, and black stripes, too, make it look a bit more festive than a comparatively monochrome beanie. Clearly, there’s never been a better time for festivities (unless you’re a resident of Foxborough, Massachusetts, that is).

Price upon publish date of this article: $34

This sweatshirt is groovy in all the right ways. Its bubble text across the front brings a markedly Gen Z flavor to the whole thing, while a bulky fit and a heather gray background win the closet staple even more sartorial points. Whether you don it to the gym or the tailgate (next year), the gem will bump your personal aesthetic to model-off-duty levels while keeping sportiness top of mind.

Price upon publish date of this article: $60

Kick back with a cold one after that hard-earned victory, and don’t forget to bring on the tropical-meets-touchdown vibes with Tommy Bahama’s NFL Tidal Kickoff Shirt. Its marquee element is that 100-percent silk materiality, amplified by spectacular embroidery on both sides (palm trees, a football, and a cresting wave? Now that’s a winning combo!). Look closer and you’ll even spot the diamond and hibiscus pattern weaved into the jacquard, infusing an extra dose of top-tier quality into the camp shirt that ends up fully meriting its close-to-$200 price tag.

Price upon publish date of this article: $188