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Alabama Crimson Tide Jerseys
Eighteen claimed national championships — the most of any programme in the poll era — and a crimson identity that has never needed updating.
The short version
Alabama's football programme was founded in 1892 and has played at Bryant-Denny Stadium since 1929. The stadium has been expanded repeatedly and now holds more than 100,000, making it one of the largest on-campus venues in the country.
The programme claims eighteen national championships, the most in the poll era. They spread across three dynasties — six under Bear Bryant, a 1992 title in between, and six more under Nick Saban between 2009 and 2020. That last run included three titles in four seasons from 2015 to 2020.
Franchise file
The essentials, exactly as they read on the record books.
What they have won
Every number here comes straight from the record books, with the years that made it happen.
Crimson, and the number 22 that became a tradition rather than a player
Alabama has worn essentially one colour for over a century, and no college programme has turned a single squad number into an institution the way this one has.
Crimson is the identifying colour and it has never needed updating; the visible variation between Alabama editions is the placement of white and the cut of the sleeve, not the colour itself. The club claims eighteen national titles, the most in the poll era, and those arrive in three distinct dynasties rather than one run — six under one coach, one in between, six more under another — which is why the range carries recognisably different templates from the 1960s, the 1990s and the 2010s. As with all college programmes, the title count depends on which selectors are counted, and the NCAA itself recognises fewer.
The number story here is the most distinctive in college football. #22 is not one player but a tradition: it began as a single jersey, was retired, and was then worn by a whole group of players in a single season — eleven of them, which is the origin of the number's nickname. It is now a fixed point that fans buy deliberately, and a #22 Alabama shirt is a statement rather than a player purchase. That is not something any other programme has, and it is the single strongest argument for picking Alabama in navy-and-crimson territory when the two programs are otherwise equally appealing on the shelf.
The story so far
The 2025 season ended with an 11-4 record and a ninth-place finish in the final AP poll, after the programme reached the expanded 12-team playoff field.
We list 159 Alabama items. Like most college ranges, youth cuts form the largest block by a wide margin, followed by college-edition adult pieces and women's cuts. Live examples: “Youth(Kids) Alabama Crimson Tide #9 Amari Cooper White Limited Jersey”; “Youth(Kids) Alabama Crimson Tide #9 Amari Cooper White Jersey”; “Youth(Kids) Alabama Crimson Tide #8 Julio Jones White Jersey”.
What the Alabama range is made of
How the 60 in-stock Alabama listings break down by edition, exactly as named on the product page.
39 in stock right now.
13 in stock right now.
8 in stock right now.
Player jerseys in stock for Alabama Crimson Tide
The names most asked for inside this club's range, read straight off what is actually listed in the shop today. Every card opens a live page — the player's collection where one exists, otherwise the shirt itself.
Youth cut, in crimson, listed in the club's current range.
Limited cut, in crimson, listed in the club's current range.
Limited cut, in crimson, listed in the club's current range.
Youth cut, in crimson, listed in the club's current range.
Limited cut, in crimson, listed in the club's current range.
Limited cut, in crimson, listed in the club's current range.
Youth cut, in crimson, listed in the club's current range.
in crimson, listed in the club's current range.
Fan, Alumni, or Youth?
Every league names its cuts differently. Here is the plain-English version of what the words on each listing mean.
School colour and crest on the standard supporter cut.
Throwback designs tied to championship seasons and classic uniforms.
Sized by age rather than chest, in the same designs as the adult range.
Personalised name and number on school shells, printed to order.
Sizes and who they are for
How the cuts fit in practice, and what to do when you are on the boundary.
Most listings run true to size with an athletic cut. If you wear a medium tee, a medium jersey is the usual call.
Size up for a looser match-day fit, or stay down for a closer cut under a hoodie.
Both are carried in selected editions and sized on their own charts — the listing page shows the break.
Care guide
Five minutes of care keeps a printed or stitched shirt looking new for years. These are the steps that actually matter — the rest is optional.
| Step | What to do | Why it matters |
|---|---|---|
| 1 · Wash | Turn the shirt inside out and wash cold, on a normal or gentle cycle, with a mild detergent. Wash it with other darks. | Heat and detergent are what break down screen-printed ink and loosen heat-bonded numbers. Inside-out protects the graphic from abrasion. |
| 2 · No bleach, no softener | Skip chlorine bleach and fabric softener. If a shirt needs brightening, use an oxygen-based cleaner and check the care label first. | Softener leaves a film on the print that traps dirt, and bleach will fade the colours and eat into stitching over time. |
| 3 · Dry low or air dry | Air dry flat or on a hanger. If you have to use a dryer, use low heat for a short cycle and take it out while slightly damp. | High tumble heat is the single biggest cause of shrinking and warped twill numbers. Drying damp and shaping by hand avoids both. |
| 4 · Iron inside out | Iron the shirt inside out on a low setting, or press a cloth over the graphic. Never iron directly onto a number, name or crest. | Direct heat and steam lift the edge of a print and can melt heat-bonded lettering. Inside out puts the heat on the fabric, not the graphic. |
| 5 · Store it properly | Fold or hang in a cool, dry place away from direct sunlight. Do not leave a shirt in a car or an attic over a season. | Sunlight fades colours unevenly and heat in a parked car or loft will yellow the fabric. A dark, dry storage spot is the whole job. |
Generic care guidance for printed, stitched and heat-bonded football, basketball, baseball, hockey and soccer shirts. Follow the care label on your specific item if it differs.
Common questions
How many national championships has Alabama won?
The programme claims eighteen, the most in the poll era. The NCAA itself recognises a smaller number because college football has historically had multiple championship selectors.
When did Alabama last win a national title?
For the 2020 season, beating Ohio State in the College Football Playoff final in January 2021.
How did the 2025 season go?
An 11-4 record and ninth place in the final AP poll, after reaching the 12-team playoff field.
How many Alabama items do you list?
159 at the last check, broken down by edition in the table above.
Why do most college listings come in youth sizes?
Because that is what sells. College merchandise is frequently bought for children and teenagers as well as adults, which is why youth cuts are the largest block across every programme in our range.
Is the crimson always the same shade?
Broadly yes — the programme's identifying colour has been stable for decades. What changes between editions is where white and grey are placed, and whether the design follows an older or a current template.
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