Men's Classic Blue Colorado School of Mines Orediggers Football Jersey
Buying for the new college year? The Colorado School of Mines Orediggers blue Football Jersey is available in the size range on this page, light enough for warm afternoons and tidy enough for class.
Pick your size once and it carries through the whole 2026-27 schedule.
New for 2026-27 and In Stock - Key Details
Comfortable Short Sleeve
The short sleeve cut keeps the arm free and works under a light jacket when the weather turns on the walk to the ground.
Colour That Holds
The blue finish is built to survive the wash cycle, so the jersey does not fade into a paler version of itself by mid-season.
No-Fade Colour
The blue tone is held inside the yarn, which is why the jersey still reads the same in March as it did in September.
Easy to Style
Works open over a tee, under a jacket, or on its own with jeans. Three outfits from one item.
What You Get When You Order for 2026-2027
This is the 2026-2027 build of the Colorado School of Mines Orediggers blue jersey, and it is in stock in the sizes shown on this page. The lightweight polyester platform keeps the weight down, the seams sit flat, and the collar holds its shape through a full season of washing.
Order before the first home game and the colours are ready for it. The blue palette stays exactly where Colorado School of Mines Orediggers supporters expect it; what changed for 2026-2027 is the weight, the seam layout and the airflow.
- In stock now in the sizes listed on this page
- Lighter body than the previous knit, with better airflow
- blue colourway built to hold its depth across the season
- Reworked seams to cut friction under the arm
Where the New Colorado School of Mines Orediggers Jersey Gets Worn
Layer it under a jacket for a cold Saturday afternoon, or wear it alone when the season turns warm. The build is light enough for both.
Sizing, Fit and Version Notes
Fabric and feel: a polyester knit that feels smooth against the skin and stays light when the temperature climbs. It does not need ironing and does not hold creases from packing.
Sizing: this jersey follows standard fan jersey measurements. If you usually take a medium in a t-shirt and want a relaxed, over-a-hoodie fit, go one size up. A size chart sits on this page - check the chest measurement before ordering, since that is the number that decides how a jersey sits.
What You Get When You Order
| Sizing | Standard fan jersey measurements - size chart on this page |
| Product type | Men's football jersey |
| Cut | Short sleeve, V-neck |
| Care | Machine wash inside out, cold, line dry |
| Shipping and returns | Options and costs are shown at checkout before payment |
| Material | 100% polyester |
| Graphics | Fully sublimated graphics with no raised stitching |
| Team and palette | Colorado School of Mines Orediggers design in the blue colourway |
| Fit advice | Take your usual size for a clean fit, one size up for a relaxed look |
Ordering Questions, Answered
Does this fit the same as other fan jerseys?
It follows standard fan jersey measurements, so if you know your size in other supporter jerseys, the same size should work here. The blue Colorado School of Mines Orediggers design is cut consistently across the size range.
How should I wash it?
Cold machine wash on a gentle cycle, inside out, with similar colours. Skip fabric softener and skip the tumble dryer. Line dry and the shape and graphics stay intact.
Is this an on-field playing jersey?
No. This is a fan build made for supporters - the same blue palette and Colorado School of Mines Orediggers graphics in a lighter, everyday construction. It is designed to be worn in the stands and day to day rather than on the field.
Is the print going to crack or peel?
The Colorado School of Mines Orediggers graphics are set into the fabric rather than laid on as a heavy raised layer, so there is nothing to crack or lift. Wash it inside out and avoid a hot dryer and it will stay sharp.
Order the Colorado School of Mines Orediggers blue jersey today and have the 2026-27 colours ready well before the first home game.