With each new season of football comes another line of apparel. Auburn and Under Armour have slowly rolled out this year’s apparel line over the summer months. In what is the fifth edition of this series, you will find brief overviews and listed prices of much of this year’s merchandise available.

This overview is meant to guide fans through what is available most of the time. These listings have all been found on Fanatics unless otherwise noted. Images shown will feature what was available on Fanatics at the time of publishing. If you visit any store on or around campus, their selection may differ. More merchandise will most likely be available in person that isn’t online.

Even with Auburn announcing a new logo recently, the changes won’t go into effect until next year. That goes for merchandise and apparel as well. It may be the spring that new logo merchandise appears, but I wouldn’t expect to see anything reflect the change during football season.

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Hats | Polos | T-Shirts | Long Sleeves | Jerseys | Jackets | Shorts | Shoes

Hats

The sideline hat theme for the new season is rather unique, as Under Armour’s base template features a band across the back that contrasts from most of the crown. It feels more like a trucker hat, but isn’t entirely mesh-based on the back. Available in fitted and adjustable styles, both at $31.99.

Prefer a more simple hat design? Take the classic structured hat. It’s a better price also, listed at $23.99. Fanatics only lists adjustable styles, however.

Polos

There’s two new styles of sideline polos this season. Which will be worn on field is yet to be seen.

The first design released this summer is a really nice set of chest stripes that go around one of the sleeves. I’m hoping these will be the primary sideline shirts as they’re such an attractive design. Available in blue, orange, and white styles at $79.99.

The second polo design might end up being the sideline polo and also carries some stripes. The front torso has a large area of white stripes separated by a contrasting colored stripe underneath the buttons. The stripes don’t carry over to the back side, however. Unfortunately, the stacked logos from last year returns. Thankfully the Under Armour logo is slightly smaller this time around. You can grab one one yourself for $89.99.

Also available are simple, single-color polos. They come in orange and blue, according to Fanatics, but expect a white colorway also. They won’t hurt the wallet as much, priced at $64.99.

T-Shirts

This season’s sideline t-shirt is … well, not good. For whatever reason, Under Armour wanted to make the main aspect of the shirt off centered and lower than chest level. It’s all text, too, no imagery, which makes for an odd look. The location-based information isn’t a bad choice, but poorly executed here. For $44.99, I imagine most will skip over this one. Also available in orange and white. The women’s style is a bit different, with Auburn placed on the bottom hem and War Eagle on the back.

Simple logo t-shirts are often a big hit. No glitz and glamour needed with this design. The AU-logo t-shirts come in a wide range of colors, including a second, darker grey. They’ll run you $34.99 regardless of color choice.

While the primary sideline tees are a bust, these are much better. Under Armour has loved using stripes in their apparel over the last few years. These shirts will run at $29.99. This is the design that will be used for other sports, but expect those to be solely for the athletes. It’s unfortunate that Soccer, Softball, Basketball, and others don’t get retail releases.

Similar to the previous design, this shirt features a much larger set of letters, stripes, and the AU logo. These are priced at $34.99 and will more than likely only be available for Football.

Don’t want to buy any shirts with the “old” AU logo with a “new” visual identity on the way? Skip the logo shirts and go with the simple wordmark shirts. It’ll cost $34.99.

Or grab a classic arched wordmark shirt with the AU logo. At $29.99, this will be a popular option.

The most unique t-shirt of this line features a nice football icon with the AU logo over top. It will be available at $29.99. Really hope this design is used for other sports.

Long Sleeves

Many of the long sleeve shirts are based on their short sleeve counterparts. That goes for the striped sideline design. Naturally there’s a bit of an upcharge for the extra material, and these will run at $34.99.

The large AU logo shirts are also available with long sleeves for $39.99.

The classic arched wordmark shirt has an extra feature on the long sleeves – War Eagle placed on the sleeve. These are priced at $39.99.

Jerseys

Auburn will be wearing a new jersey template for 2019, so that means the retail jerseys will reflect the changes. The biggest change is to the collars on the white jerseys, as they are now white as opposed to blue. Fanatics lists #1 and #34 as the available numbers, but #2 jerseys have been seen elsewhere. Base replica models will run at $94.00, while youth sizes will cost $74.99.

The best improvement to retail jerseys is the addition of premium jerseys featuring stitched numbers and embroidered chestmarks and logos. The additional cost is well worth the price tag, as numbers won’t break and crack like their screen printed counterparts. They’ll run at $119.99 but you won’t be buying another one for a while.

Alumni jerseys have been rather popular lately, as popular player’s names can finally appear on retail jerseys once they’ve left school. At the time of publishing this article, only Kerryon Johnson has been added to Fanatics’s website. Expect more former Auburn Tigers to appear on the new template, as there have been many names used previously. These feature screen printed graphics rather than any embroidery. They’ll unfortunately have the NFLPA logo stamped underneath the rear numbers. The one available currently is priced at $109.99.

Jackets

The 2019 sideline jacket features the stacked logos and a contrasting stripe on the shoulder. It will cost $119.99.

If you like the look of the previous design, but want some extra color (and save some money), this quarter-zip with nice contrasting sleeve stripes would be perfect. $89.99.

Under Armour put a “new twist on a classic” hoodie with a “unique pattern to give a one-of-a-kind look.” Yes, that’s really what the product description says. It’s an odd pattern on a hoodie, so of course it’ll run $79.99.

Go for a clean look with this white/grey full-zip hoodie for $129.99.

Hopefully you will stay warm and dry with this grey rain jacket. $89.99.

This classy pullover jacket features a collar-snap rather than a traditional zipper. It’s priced at $64.99.

If you prefer a traditional quarter-zip, go with this grey pullover for $74.99.

If white is more your style, this pullover would be a great choice. $84.99.

The final jacket showcased might be the warmest option. This all fleece navy jacket will cost $89.99 and I sure hope it’s as comfy as it looks.

Shorts

Shorts see a nice price tag increase, jumping $10 from last year to $64.99. The busy dot-pattern adds a lot of character to the sides of this year’s shorts. At least they have pockets.

A first for this series, Fanatics listed women’s shorts online. The white shorts with navy details feature an interesting pattern sublimated. They’re priced at $39.99.

Shoes

(image via Auburn University Bookstore)

This year’s Under Armour shoes go back to white with orange and blue details. The Auburn logo is placed on the inside of the heel rather than the tongue like previous editions. The athletes were issued a navy shoe that, personally, looks a whole lot better.

The inner sole of the shoes feature an eagle head image, the same one Auburn wore on base layers and gloves in the 2014 Outback Bowl.

They’re also a little bit more expensive this year, priced at $120.

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The new season is so close. The first games begin in just a few days. Auburn’s first home game is this coming Saturday. But what will you be wearing? What will you be purchasing this year? Here, we take a look at all the new items that will be filling the shelves at your favorite stores in Auburn. Most of the products, images, and prices are from the AUTeamShop website. Prices and selection may vary depending of store.

Do remember that this is not the entire selection of products available this season. The stores will typically carry more than is ever available online. Plus, once the season goes on, stores get more in stock.

If you would like to purchase any of these products, most of them are listed online. You can follow the affiliate link here to place an order, and a percentage of the sale will support the Auburn Uniform Database. You can also click on most of the images to reach the specific item’s online page.

Hats

As is tradition here, we start from the top and work our way down. Like each year, Under Armour design a single look throughout most of their products, and just change out colors and place logos where needed. This year’s hat design features a dot matrix of sorts, somewhat in the shape of raindrops, running down the sides of the bills of the caps. As always, these hats come in all three colors (orange, blue, white) and come in fitted and adjustable styles. They’re priced at $34.99.

There’s also a simpler, plain hat this season. It will (eventually) be available in each color and will be priced at $34.99. (Only the blue version is listed online. Expect white, orange, and grey in stores.)

The visors this year don’t carry the same pattern as the sideline cap, instead going traditional and plain. These will be priced at $28.99.

Anders Bookstore has shown a few other hats that will be available this season. The first is a blue crown, with a grey heathered bill, featuring the old-school block A on the front for $34.99. The other is an all grey heather cap with the Tiger Eyes logo, which will cost $35.99.

J&M Bookstore showcased a new version of an old classic – the white and navy baseball cap that was traditionally paired with the pinstripe uniforms. This design was previously offered only in a fitted style, but will now be available in an adjustable style. $29.99

(image via J&M Bookstore)

Polos

Under Armour’s polo line has arguably been one of the more unique aspects to each year’s catalog. The Baltimore company has enjoyed playing around with sublimated graphics in the past, and this year is no different. A Transformer-like image is visible on the main polos. Most of this year’s polos will have a small rubber patch on the sleeve, indicating the calendar year the school was established. The main sideline polos will cost $83.99 a piece.

A secondary line of polos includes thin horizontal stripes. These come in two-color sets (there’s also an orange version available), but a separate style with three, larger stripes is also available. These will also cost $83.99.

There’s also a line of polos that feature the newly popular heather pattern across the entire product. A navy and greenish-grey version have been released already. Both feature tone-on-tone Auburn and Under Armour logos, so they won’t be as loud and in your face as many of the other designs. Again, these will be priced at $83.99.

There are a lot of non-Under Armour polos available this season. There’s a handful of different companies represented among these shirts, but I’m most interested in a new (to me) brand – Original Retro Brand. They have a plain white polo with the old Sailor Aubie logo on the chest. Best of all, it won’t break the bank. This polo will cost $39.99.

T-Shirts

This is my favorite part of the line. I love seeing the new t-shirt designs each and every year. This year, I think there’s a lot of great shirts, but also a lot that aren’t so great. Let’s start with this year’s sideline/athlete shirt. Under Armour has loved pushing Auburn’s Northwestern stripes over the years, and they continue to do so this season. The new primary shirts will feature the AU logo front and center with the striping extending out from each side, fading away to the sides of the chest. The shirt has some odd seam pattern, different than most other Under Armour shirts. These will run at $41.99.

I must warn that these shirts may not be the most comfortable. One person was not happy with their purchase, saying the sleeves were incredibly tight and uncomfortable due to the odd stitching pattern. More so than with any other shirt, be sure to try this one on before purchasing if you can.

There’s also a long sleeve version of the striped shirts. These will naturally be a little more expensive, costing $46.99.

If you don’t like the extra design aspects and want a simple shirt to showcase your fandom, these next ones are for you. Enjoy the Under Armour material with a simple AU logo large and in charge in the middle of the shirt, in either blue, orange, white, or grey. These will be priced at $31.99, so unless you just really like Under Armour, you can get this design much cheaper elsewhere.

Released back in the spring, there looks to be a new template that features the school name, the striping, and the specific team. Hopefully these will be used more this season, showcasing each sport. If previous years are any indication, we might only see baseball and football showcased. With a large contingency of softball and basketball fans, among others, I hope more styles are available to purchase. If not, they might be just for the athletes like previously.

The worst of the shirts, in my opinion, is the stacked design. Rather than having one logo on each side, creating a balanced look, Under Armour decided to put both their own logo and the team logo one on top of the other. I don’t see this shirt selling well, as it’s a poor design, and it’s also priced online at $44.99, more expensive than the primary sideline shirt.

Under Armour has been great with the retro logo merchandise in recent years. This season, there will be a few more new shirts available. There’s the simple blue shirt with the eagle through the A, the eagle-A logo with the arched text, and (my favorite) the old two-bar grey facemask helmet. Each of these designs will cost $34.99.

Anders Bookstore has once again showcased designs not found elsewhere. The first showcases the AU logo above two stripes, which is rather similar to Nike’s primary design for the year. The other has “Auburn Tigers Pride” written in a unique font. Each are priced at $32.99.

The Original Retro Brand also has a few t-shirts available, one with the eagle-A logo, and the Sailor Aubie logo. You’ll pay $29.99 for each of these designs.

The Original Retro Brand also has a few shirts that honor the 1957 National Championship team, as this is the 60th anniversary of the team. These will also cost $30.00.

2017 marks the 125th anniversary of the beginning of the Auburn football program. Much like the 75 years of Jordan-Hare Stadium logo from 2014, the 125 Years logo will not be worn on the football uniform, and might not be used whatsoever inside the stadium. But it will be available on some merchandise. This Fanatics Brands t-shirt is a great way to showcase the logo. It’s also cheap, only costing $24.99.

For more women’s specific wear, be sure to check out the Auburn University Bookstore, as they always carry more items.

(image via Auburn University Bookstore)

Under Armour has a new “Iconic Collection” line, meant to honor the tradition and past of collegiate programs. Anders Bookstore is apparently the only bookstore that will have these in-store. Currently, we only have visuals on a few of them, but expect to see many more styles throughout the season. Also, the other schools participating in the program have men’s products along with the women’s styles. Expect Auburn to get those as well.

Jerseys

As has been the case the last few years, there are only a few select numbers available for purchase on jerseys. Even if you want to customize one, you are now stuck using the predetermined jersey numbers. This year’s numbers include 1, 2 for Cam Newton, 17 for the year, and 34 for Bo Jackson. Pat Sullivan’s number 7 was available last year. Each is available in either white or navy.

This year, Under Armour is once again providing a better quality jersey. These “premium” style jerseys feature the embroidered numbers, stripes, and logos. They run a bit pricier, but are truly worth the price. I would highly suggest anyone interested in purchasing a jersey goes with this style. They will withstand more and you won’t have to worry about the details cracking if you put it in the dryer like on the screen-printed versions.

Screen-printed jerseys will cost $94.99 for me, $84.99 for women sizes, and youth jerseys will cost about $64.99. Premium jerseys start at $105, and I believe are only available in men’s sizes.

(image via Auburn University Bookstore)

Jackets

There are a lot of new items available in the outerwear category, for both men and women. And don’t worry, I’m sure that the designs listed as “men’s” will also be available in women’s styles at some point.

The first hoodie shown has the Northwestern stripes around the bottom. I imagine this to be the athlete-issued outwear item for the season.

Naturally, these run at different prices. They range between $46.99 to $179.99, with most sitting around the $80 mark.

Shorts

This year hasn’t seen nearly the number of shorts as has been available in previous years. Only one pair has been added to the AUTeamShop site, while the other two come from Anders Bookstore. The grey set is priced at $42.99, the blue and grey pair is priced at $X, and the blue and orange pair will cost $62.99.

Previous khaki short designs have featured a blue and orange AU logo. But this year, the AU logo has gone khaki as well, creating a not-so-loud tone-on-tone look. $74.99

Shoes

This year’s tennis shoes mark a big first for Under Armour – school logos. Since Under Armour has been releasing shoes to the public, the individual school’s have never had their logos present. The base of the shoes are covered in a heathered pattern. It feels a little lacking on orange, though.

The shoes have been a very popular topic on Twitter. Unfortunately, you will have to wait a little while before being able to pick these up. Shipments to all the stores have been delayed a few times now. The best case scenario has today is that they will be available in mid-September or October. There is also concerns now that they might not even make it to stores period. Fingers crossed.

Under Armour’s website does have the shoes listed online and – at the time of writing this – has them in stock. Not sure if they will suffer from the same shipping issues that the retail stores are dealing with. Under Armour’s site has them listed at $109.99, which is a good bit lower than the $130 price point from previous years.

(image via Auburn Football)

If you want a new pair of Auburn-branded Under Armour shoes today, though, you can always pick up the new set of slides. These loud-orange flippers feature the Northwestern stripes on the soles with the AU logo on the top. They run at $44.95.

Footballs

Auburn is one of four schools this season to use special Wilson-made footballs. One panel of the football will feature a sublimated Tiger Eyes logo and the AU emblem. It will cost you $130 to pick up the same ball that will be thrown around Pat Dye Field this season.

Backpacks

I typically wouldn’t think to add backpacks to this list, but there were so many recently added online that I felt it was worth it. The traditional backpack looks awfully similar to the same one offered the last few years. It comes in four different colors and will be priced at $67.99.

(image via Auburn University Bookstore)

The typical string backpack also looks like previously offered styles. It’s priced at $34.99.

There are two styles of duffel bags available online. The first is the traditional box design, and will run at $89.99. The other is rounded, costs $42.99, and looks perfect to fit a popular Pokemon meme.

The most interesting item available here is what is being called a “Downtown Backpack.” The design is different than the rest, as it has a single flap on tap to cover everything. This one will cost $79.99.

#AuburnFamilyFriday

One of the prizes offered during #AuburnFamilyFriday (image via Auburn – Love it! Show it!)

There’s a brand new promotion out of Auburn this season. Actually, it’s from the Auburn Licensing and Trademark Office. #AuburnFamilyFriday is going to be every Friday throughout the year. It’s a way for Auburn fans to not only share their Auburn gear, but also possibly get free merchandise. For the first weekend of the promotion, a special “Auburn Family” decal was given out for any officially licensed purchase at specific locations. Another week saw a new cap from Legacy Athletic. The official Auburn – Love it! Show it! site, the Licensing Office’s campaign site, has the Legacy Athletic hat as a contest prize for every Friday throughout the season.

There might be more prizes offered throughout the year. To enter, all you have to do is post a picture wearing or using an officially licensed Auburn product, post it on Facebook, Instagram, or Twitter, and tag it with #AuburnFamilyFriday. Read more about the promotion on the official site and follow on Twitter.

So there you have it – the majority of the products that you will find in stores this year. Don’t forget, the online stores will have different products than the brick-and-mortar stores. And each physical store will have different options from each other. Be sure to visit each store – Anders, J&M, Tiger Rags, AU Bookstore, AUTeamShop – when you make a trip to the Loveliest Village on the Plains.

For even more Auburn gear, be sure to check out the Auburn Uniform Database shop. Multiple designs are available on many different products, including t-shirts. Your purchase goes back to support this site. Be sure to follow the Auburn Uniform Database for more apparel releases throughout the year. Like the AUD Facebook page, and follow me on Twitter for even more uniform news.

As the new season draws closer, Under Armour and other companies are releasing new gear for each team. New Auburn gear has been revealed throughout the summer, with more coming each day. Before you head down to the Plains to shop around for your new shirts and hats, take a look through this guide to know what to expect. Most of these items were found on The AUTeamShop, whereas some were found at other sites.

Hats

Last year, Under Armour provided three different styles of caps in Auburn colors. This year, there’s only two. The first of which is a plain colored hat – in orange, white, or blue – with a contrasting AU logo. The second is a tweaked version of last year’s sideline cap (the same design has been slightly tweaked over the last few years), this time with a two colored stripe around the bill and partly up the the side panels.

There are two styles of visors available also, each of which playing off the same design as the caps above.

Each of the caps come in a fitted and adjustable style, with the visors only being adjustable. In addition to these, there’s an adjustable cap with a contrasting bill, as well as a fitted cap with a “steel” pattern that looks like a digi camo pattern. The hats featured here range from $27.95 to $34.95.

Polos

Under Armour has revealed a new base polo design that has a unique V-shaped pattern on the chest. Jordan Spieth made this design popular after his win at the Masters, but these were already revealed for Auburn before then. The back of the polos feature WAR EAGLE written down the middle. There is also a white version available.

Another new polo design has an contrasting shoulder yoke stripe. Unfortunately, there’s only one photo available.

The typical horizontal striped polo is a really nice look this season.

All of these polos will retail at $79.99.

Two more polos, both will sell at $54.95, one of which has the State of Auburn logo on the chest, while the other has an AU logo with Auburn Tigers arched over it.

T-Shirts

As always, t-shirts will continue to be pushed out like there’s no tomorrow. Under Armour has many new shirts available for this fall, some of these actually revealed in the spring.

The first set of shirts are my favorite of the season. The top two are the same simple design, but it looks really good. The bottom left is my favorite by far. I love that Under Armour has been utilizing the Northwestern stripes so much lately, and I love how they used it here. The final shirt has a unique font, but it isn’t too off-putting.

One of the designs Under Armour keeps going back to this season is a sort of wool detailing, for lack of a better word. This design has been seen on a few shirts and shorts before. Now, we have two Auburn shirts with the design.

The only “full set” at this point has a giant AU logo on the chest and a contrasting collar. I spotted these in the bookstore during the spring, and they felt more like a jersey than a t-shirt. The material didn’t seem comfortable at all, let alone cool during the summer heat. I’m personally not a fan of these.

One of the bigger motifs used this season is the Auburn Oaks design. Under Armour has revealed a few designs, with more available from other companies.

Under Armour has been big on old school designs, and their Auburn shirts have been great.

Finally, there’s an athletic shirt with some different piping and stripes down the side. Also, there’s a new digi camo designed shirt.

All of these shirts retail from $29.95 to $44.95.

Jerseys

As the football team has updated to a new Under Armour template, the retail jerseys have as well. In the past few years, the retail stripes have been truncated, just like the team jerseys. For the first time since 2010, the retail jersey stripes go all the way around the sleeves, which looks worlds better. After the 2010 championships, two stars were added to the bottom hem of the jerseys, above the jock tag. Those two stars have now been moved to the opposite side of the tag. With the release of Under Armour’s most recent baseball and basketball jerseys, the materials have been rather thin, and felt pretty cheap. They’re much lighter than they should be, and used to be. I’ve held the new jerseys, and they seem to be much better quality than the baseball and basketball jerseys. But just be mindful of that when you shop for one. Especially since the price has increased once again, from $75.99 last year (and $65 the year before) to $80 this season. Many teams have decided to sell generic numbers, due to recent legal issues, and Auburn is one of those teams. The three numbers available are #1, like always, #15, for the 2015 season, and Bo Jackson’s #34. Some stores still have stock from last season, which include Pat Sullivan’s #7. Youth size jerseys are available and will sell for $59.99.

Vests

The Gus Vests have been ever popular since Malzahn came back to the plains. This season, Under Armour took the Northwestern stripes and put them down the sides. An orange and blue version are available now, but I wouldn’t be surprised if a white one is soon. These current sweaters are a lighter material – not a true sweater vest – and therefore are much cheaper, only $64.99.

War Eagle!These are certainly just a small selection in the long line of gear that will be available throughout the season. I will continue to share any new designs I see on my twitter account, so be sure to follow. I hope this piece helps you pick a few items before making a trip to Auburn, cause we all know how crazy the bookstores can get on gameday.