New Orleans Pelicans

New Orleans is the only American city where basketball is the third or fourth most important sport in the calendar, sitting somewhere behind football, Mardi Gras, and crawfish season. The Pelicans have spent twenty years building basketball loud enough to compete with all of it. These New Orleans Pelicans rivalry shirts are built for the Pels faithful who came to the team during the Hornets years and never left.

Anti-Mavericks gear gets the front of the lineup because Dallas has been the closest Southwest rival and the in-conference battles are the most consistent thing on the Pelicans' calendar. Text or box, censored or fully explicit, in Pelicans pelican blue, gold, red, and navy. Anti-Spurs and anti-Grizzlies designs cover the rest of the Southwest Division with anti-Rockets tees handling the Texas chapter and anti-Lakers gear stocked for the recent playoff history.

New Orleans Pelicans fan gear for the Pels. Wear it to Smoothie King Center down by the Superdome, to bars in the French Quarter and the Marigny, to watch parties anywhere from Uptown to Mid-City.

Twenty years of NBA basketball in a city that lost its team after Katrina and rebuilt the whole thing around the pelican. Chris Paul as the franchise's first true star. Anthony Davis dominating in the Pelicans years. Zion Williamson doing things in the air that nobody his size should be able to do. The Mardi Gras throwbacks still the loudest uniforms in the league. Geaux Pels.