Fanatics had to issue an apology after Seahawks and Patriots fans took to social media with complaints about jerseys ahead of Super Bowl 60.

It's Super Bowl Week and fans have descended upon Santa Clara, California to enjoy the festivities and spend their hard-earned cash. Someone should have reminded the Fanatics apparel brand of that fact because the products they've made available aren't meeting consumer demands.

Fanatics has apologized to fans over their Super Bowl LX product line. The sports apparel giant has faced outrage over the quality of some of the jerseys put on sale for the biggest game of the

Fanatics, the official provider of Super Bowl LX merchandise, is receiving serious backlash from fans unhappy with the quality, and the company's response.

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Fanatics didn’t see this Super Bowl 2026 matchup coming, and it’s costing the sports merchandise giant. The company offered a mea culpa Monday night on X since it has not kept up with the demand for Super Bowl-themed Patriots and Seahawks jerseys,

Seahawks gear is flying off store shelves as the countdown to the Super Bowl continues. Demand has shot up so much, merchandise producer Fanatics actually issued an apology to NFL fans struggling to get products they’re looking for.

Fanatics, one of the country’s largest sports merchandise distributors, is under fire for its Super Bowl 60 apparel for fans.