Chicago Bears

No franchise wears navy and orange quite like Chicago. The 1985 Chicago Bears jersey belongs to a defense that recorded the Super Bowl Shuffle weeks before it won Super Bowl XX, and that swagger still defines the look. Our range covers home navy, away white, the orange alternate and 1985 throwbacks, all fully stitched. Soldier Field has been the team's home since 1971, and the throwbacks are what fill it in December.

Walter Payton retired in 1987 as the NFL's all-time leading rusher, and his 34 is the number Bears fans still look for on a throwback. The current side is worth watching too: Chicago went 11-6 and took the NFC North under head coach Ben Johnson, with Caleb Williams at quarterback in 18 after setting the franchise single-season passing record. Rome Odunze and Cole Kmet are the other names we're asked about.

Every jersey is built with sewn-on tackle twill rather than heat-pressed numbers, in men's, women's and youth sizes. Blank jerseys are stocked alongside player styles if you want your own name and number on the back. Prices start at $22, and orders reach you worldwide in 7 to 15 days, free on 10 or more.

Frequently Asked Questions

Q: Which Bears colorways can I choose from?

A: Four looks are stocked: home navy, away white, the orange alternate and the 1985 throwback, each fully stitched in authentic navy and orange.

Q: Can I get a Walter Payton throwback jersey?

A: The Payton 34 throwback is available in the 1985-era styling, sewn in tackle twill. It remains the Bears retro number fans ask for most often.

Q: How can I tell the numbers are stitched and not printed?

A: Run your thumb across a number and you will feel a raised, layered fabric edge. Every jersey here uses sewn-on tackle twill, so nothing cracks or peels in the wash.

Q: What sizes does the Bears jersey come in?

A: Sizes run men's S through 3XL, women's fitted, and youth XS through XL, so a household can match on game day.