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Chicago Bears Hawaiian Shirts

Navy and Orange. Since 1919.

The Chicago Bears didn’t start in 1985. They started in 1919 — as the Decatur Staleys, before George Halas moved them to Chicago and built something that became one of the foundational franchises of American football. Navy and orange has been the color of Chicago football through nine championships, through Walter Payton, through the Super Bowl Shuffle, through Dick Butkus and Mike Ditka and everything that came after.

This collection has 246 Chicago Bears Hawaiian shirts built around that navy and orange — fan-designed, all-over printed, sizes S to 6XL. Custom name and number options on select designs.

What This Collection Is

Every shirt uses sublimation heat-transfer printing — dye bonds directly into woven polyester fibers rather than sitting on top. That’s how Bears navy stays deep and true rather than fading toward a generic dark blue after a season of washes. The all-over print format means navy, orange, and the Bears logo cover the entire shirt — not a small logo on a plain chest. The difference is visible immediately.

The fabric is 100% woven polyester — lightweight, breathable, and better suited to Chicago’s range of weather than cotton. Soldier Field sits on the Lake Michigan waterfront — one of the most exposed outdoor stadiums in the NFL. Early September warmth, October wind off the lake, November cold that gets serious fast. This shirt works across that range better than heavier materials.

The Monsters of the Midway Made This Color Mean Something

There are NFL teams with newer stadiums, bigger markets, and more recent championships. None of them have what the Bears have: a century of history that runs from George Halas coaching on the sideline to Caleb Williams running the offense, with Walter Payton and the 1985 Shufflin’ Crew somewhere in the middle.

The Super Bowl Shuffle wasn’t just a rap song — it was the most audacious thing a sports team had ever done, recorded before the Bears had won a single playoff game that season, because that team was that confident. Bill Murray in the stands, Mike Ditka on the sideline, The Fridge scoring touchdowns just because he could. That’s the energy behind navy and orange in Chicago.

A Chicago Bears Hawaiian shirt, or Bears aloha shirt, carries that same energy into a format that works seven days a week — not just Sundays at Soldier Field or wherever the Bears end up playing next.

Finding the Right Design

The Bears collection spans bold to understated. For maximum Chicago visibility — navy dominant designs with the Bears “C” logo or the iconic bear head front and center are built for game day at Soldier Field, watch parties on the North Side, or anywhere you want Da Bears recognized immediately.

For everyday wear around Chicago or beyond — designs that weave navy and orange into larger tropical or floral patterns work across more situations. A casual Friday in the Loop, a weekend trip, or anywhere a jersey would feel out of place but you still want the navy and orange showing.

For gifting — custom Chicago Bears aloha shirts with a personalized name or number are the strongest option for Bears fans who already own the standard gear. For the fan who has a Walter Payton jersey framed on the wall and still talks about 1985, something personalized hits differently. Look for “custom” in the product title.

Sizing & Fit

All Chicago Bears Hawaiian shirts cut with a relaxed fit and run slightly large. Size down one for a fitted look. Normal size for the classic loose feel — which also layers well under a jacket when Soldier Field gets cold in November. Full chest, length, and shoulder measurements on every product page.

Sizes: S, M, L, XL, 2XL, 3XL, 4XL, 5XL, 6XL.

Frequently Asked Questions

Are these officially licensed Chicago Bears products? Fan-designed, not officially licensed by the NFL or the Chicago Bears. Made by people who know the difference between the 1985 Bears and every other Bears team — and why that difference matters.

Can I customize with a name or number? Yes — several designs include custom options. Filter by “custom” in the collection above.

How long does shipping take? Production: 2–4 business days. Standard US: 7–14 business days. Express available at checkout. Free shipping on US orders over $99.

Will the navy and orange hold after washing? Yes — sublimation bonds dye into the fibers directly. Navy holds particularly well with this method. Cold water, gentle cycle, hang dry.

What if my size doesn’t fit? Contact support within 30 days. Size chart with exact measurements on every product page.