5 Philly artists you can buy merch from before Super Bowl LIX (who don’t steal from other creators)

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So the Philadelphia Eagles made it to the Super Bowl for the second time in this 2020 era. If you don’t have the money to dish out on the official gear (or if you don’t feel like starting a clothing brand just to steal tweets and put them on a dollar-store shirt) keep reading for the best five places to shop in Philly ahead of their rematch against the Kansas City Chiefs.

Dye Hard Fan

This is a custom tie dye shop that sells Philly apparel. The Eagles collection features bleach-stained green t-shirts and sweaters with iconic sayings like “Bird Gang” and “So Good it Hurts.” The brand prides itself on style and uniqueness and celebrates a community where everyone can rep their team in tie dye style.

N.R.S. Boutique

Looking for a cute place to shop for Eagles gear? Head up to 1822 E Passyunk Ave to N.R.S. Boutique for a selection of Eagles gear made for women. The vintage shop includes lots of great Eagles references on its clothing, perfect for the Kelly Green era.

South Fellini

You’ll more than likely be rocking a one-of-a-kind piece of Eagles gear if you shop at South Fellini. This store and online shop features fun and unique Eagles clothing, as well as Philadelphia-inspired clothing as a whole.

Underdog

If you’re looking to support the Eagles, there’s no better way to do that than by repping clothes by a brand literally made by Jason Kelce himself. This clothing brand features “underdog mentality” clothing in a variety of Eagles-themed colors.

215Upcycled

This Philadelphia store takes fashionable clothes and makes them sustainable. They have vintage Eagles apparel with iconic moments in Philadelphia and with the team. The store began as a side hustle in 2019 by Isabella Dahrouch.

When you shop at these stores, you won’t have to feel guilty for wearing a piece of intellectual-property-inspired-clothing.

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