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Looking for a Philadelphia Flyers jersey or a Flyers jersey? The Philadelphia Flyers jersey carries the Broad Street Bullies legacy. The Flyers were the first post-Original-Six expansion team to win the Stanley Cup. Our collection covers home orange, away white, and Broad Street Bullies throwbacks in authentic orange and black, sized for the whole family on game day.

The Broad Street Bullies of the 1970s were the first expansion team to win the Stanley Cup, and their intimidating identity still defines the Flyers. The orange-and-black is among the most aggressive looks in hockey. The Travis Konecny Flyers jersey #11 leads current sales, with Owen Tippett #74 and Matvei Michkov close behind. Our top retro item is the Bobby Clarke throwback jersey from the Broad Street Bullies era. Every jersey comes in men's, women's, and youth sizes with sewn-on tackle twill in authentic orange and black. The custom flyers jersey is among our most-searched styles.

A cheap Philadelphia Flyers jersey is priced from $22 and tops out at $45 for an authentic build. The Flyers stitched jersey lineup ships worldwide. Worldwide delivery lands in 7–15 days — free on orders of 10-plus.


Frequently Asked Questions

Q: What sizes do Philadelphia Flyers jerseys come in?

A: Philadelphia Flyers jerseys run men's S–7XL, women's fitted S–7XL, youth XS–4XL — every size fully stitched in orange and black.

Q: Can I wear a Philadelphia Flyers jersey to the stadium?

A: Absolutely — Philadelphia Flyers jerseys are fully stitched in authentic orange and black, built for game day at the stadium and beyond.

Q: Is a Bobby Clarke commemorative jersey available?

A: Yes — the Bobby Clarke commemorative jersey from the Broad Street Bullies era is fully stitched in authentic orange and black, in every size.

Q: What Philadelphia Flyers jersey variants can I order?

A: You can order home orange, away white, and Broad Street Bullies throwbacks — every Philadelphia Flyers jersey variant is fully stitched, featuring Travis Konecny and Owen Tippett.