LeBron James 76ers jersey hits Fanatics after Philadelphia signing
Fanatics is selling LeBron James 76ers jerseys in two styles after his Philadelphia move, with a Topps Now card also listed.
By Bianca Rossi · Entertainment Editor
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LeBron James 76ers jersey listings went live at Fanatics within hours of the Friday, July 24 announcement that James had signed with Philadelphia for his 24th NBA season, according to Rolling Stone.
James left the Los Angeles Lakers before making the move to the 76ers, Rolling Stone reported, linking to ESPN’s report on the decision. The outlet said James will keep wearing No. 23 in Philadelphia.
The instant merch drop gives fans two jersey choices at Fanatics: a Nike Swingman version and a lower-priced Fanatics Fast Break version. A Topps Now trading card tied to the signing is also available.
Where can you buy LeBron James 76ers jerseys?
Rolling Stone reported that Fanatics is selling the new LeBron James Philadelphia 76ers jerseys online. Fanatics has both the Nike Swingman jersey and the Fanatics Fast Break jersey listed, along with other 76ers gear.
The Nike Swingman jersey is the pricier option at $124.99. Rolling Stone described it as an Icon Edition away design with “Phila” across the front, prominent lettering and numbering, and a Nike Swoosh on the upper left.
That Nike version is listed as a unisex jersey and comes in sizes XS through 3XL, according to Rolling Stone. Orders placed now are scheduled to ship by Friday, Aug. 21.
The Fanatics Fast Break jersey is listed at $79.99. Rolling Stone reported that it carries the same team branding and core design elements as the Nike option, though without the Nike logo and with smaller lettering, narrower design lines and more muted colors.
The Fast Break version comes in sizes S through 5XL, according to Rolling Stone. Its listed ship date is Friday, Sept. 11.
What else is on sale after the LeBron James 76ers move?
Fanatics is also selling a 2026-27 NBA Topps Now card marking James’ arrival in Philadelphia, Rolling Stone reported. The listing describes it as a “Certified Autograph Issue” featuring James with the 76ers.
The Topps Now card starts at $11.99 for a single card, according to Rolling Stone. The outlet reported that the card is signed by James and ships in four to six weeks.
Rolling Stone also pointed readers to more Philadelphia 76ers jerseys, merch and gear at Fanatics. The merch push lands as attention turns to a Sixers lineup the outlet listed as James, Tyrese Maxey, V.J. Edgecombe, Jaylen Brown and Joel Embiid.
Fanatics is a major online retailer for licensed sports apparel, including NBA jerseys, team clothing and memorabilia. Topps Now is a trading-card line that releases cards tied to recent sports moments and player news.
This story draws on original reporting from Rolling Stone.