Men's Chicago Bears #10 Luther Burden III Nike Navy Team Game Jersey

Chicago Bears supporters tend to ask one question first: stitched or printed. This navy jersey is stitched, and it carries Luther Burden #10. This is a stitched build throughout: sewn crest, layered twill digits, stitched name.

Hold a printed jersey next to it and the difference shows in two places, the raised edge of the numbers and the reverse side of the panel.

Specification

• Construction: Stitched. Sewn crest, layered tackle twill numbers, stitched nameplate
• Competition: NFL
• Name and number: Luther Burden #10
• Garment: Jersey
• Colour: Navy
• Sizes: (Men) S, (Men) M, (Men) L, (Men) XL, (Men) 2XL, (Men) 3XL, (Men) 4XL, (Men) 5XL, (Men) 6XL, (Men) 7XL
• Team: Chicago Bears
• Fit: Men's sizing

Size guide

Available in (Men) S to (Men) 7XL. Measure a shirt that already fits across the chest and match the number rather than guessing from a label. Full measurements are in the size chart .

Because the catalogue runs back several seasons, a name on a jersey says which era the jersey is from, not who plays for Chicago Bears right now. Rosters move every summer.

Shipping, returns and fees

We pack within 3 to 7 business days. Transit adds 7 to 15 business days depending on country. Flat $20.00 shipping; 10 items or more ships at no cost.

Returns run 7 days from delivery on unworn items. Size and preference returns carry a flat $20.00 return shipping fee paid by the customer. Quality faults, a wrong item or shipping damage cost you nothing: send a photo and we replace or refund it.

Frequently asked questions

Is this an officially licensed NFL product?

No. We make stitched fan apparel and we are not a licensee, so there is no league or team licence attached to this item. What you are buying is the stitched construction, the team colours and the fit, at a price a licensed jersey does not reach.

We would rather say that plainly than imply otherwise.

What is the difference between a stitched jersey and a printed one?

A printed jersey has its numbers heat-pressed onto the fabric as a thin film, which cracks and lifts at the edges after a few wash cycles. A stitched jersey has them cut from twill and sewn down, so the edges stay flat. Stitched also adds a little weight and texture.

Do you ship outside the United States?

Yes. We currently ship to the United States, Canada, Mexico, Japan, Australia and most of western Europe, at the same flat rate. Transit to Europe and Australia sits at the longer end of the window.

Duties, where they apply, are the buyer's responsibility.

Will the numbers peel in the wash?

They should not. Sewn twill has no adhesive layer to fail, which is the part that gives out on printed jerseys. Wash cold and inside out, skip the dryer, and the lettering stays as it started.

Avoid ironing directly over the numbers.