NFL Teams up With Fear of God To Bring Elevated Fan Gear
Forging a multi-year partnership.
Summary
- The NFL and Fear of God (FoG) have launched a multi-year licensing collaboration to create exclusive team and shield apparel, bridging sport and fashion through an “American luxury lens’
- The debut collection features FoG’s signature relaxed proportions and oversized ’90s silhouettes, inspired by archival varsity jackets and heavy cotton jersey
- Both brands positioned the collection as a celebration of American culture and unity, setting a new, elevated standard for fan gear
The NFL and Fear of God have announced a pivotal multi-year licensing collaboration to produce exclusive team and shield apparel, seamlessly fusing the worlds of sport and high-end fashion. The partnership is designed to define a new standard for fan gear through an intentional American luxury lens.
NFL Senior Vice President Casey Collins noted that Fear of God was a “natural choice,” recognizing the brand’s deep resonance with the league’s growing base of fashion-forward individuals who value sophisticated design. This joint effort aims to create a collection that epitomizes style and sets an elevated benchmark for fan apparel. Fear of God founder Jerry Lorenzo framed the collaboration as a celebration of American culture, noting that football reflects the “heart and spirit” of the nation and embodies a vision of “unity within diversity, honoring both individual conviction and collective passion.”
The debut collection, available today, covers both the AFC and NFC, and highlights key franchises like the Cowboys, Chiefs, Eagles, Rams, and Packers. The apparel features FoG’s signature relaxed proportions and embraces oversized ’90s silhouettes, including heavy cotton jersey t-shirts and color-blocked styles inspired by archival varsity jackets. The offering is completed by New Era classic snapback caps and is available immediately via the brand and league’s online stores, the NFLShop, Fanatics an select stadium stores. The New Era snapback caps are also now available on HBX
















