Kansas City Chiefs Red & Gold Eagle America 250 Hawaiian Shirt
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Deep red, black, and antique gold give this Kansas City Chiefs Hawaiian shirt a rich heritage look. A bald eagle, Liberty Bell, Chiefs arrowhead, American flag graphics, and city or stadium scenery connect the America 250 theme with Kansas City football imagery.
Front: A split dark-and-red field carries the Chiefs arrowhead, a bald eagle, the Liberty Bell, stars, and America 250 details.
Back: A large Chiefs arrowhead and bald eagle sit above American flag graphics, city-and-stadium scenery, and 1776–2026 details.
The deep red, black, antique gold, and white color mix supports the artwork without turning the palette into a separate design feature.
The Liberty Bell and eagle give the front a heritage emphasis, while the back shifts toward a larger Chiefs mark, flag graphics, and city or stadium scenery. That front-to-back change keeps the design visually active. Explore the Kansas City Chiefs Hawaiian shirt collection for more team designs, or browse NFL Hawaiian Shirts across the league.
Product Information
- Evening watch parties and night games
- Fourth of July or America 250 gatherings
- Tailgates, sports bars, and football weekends
- Summer concerts, festivals, and casual travel
- Gifts for Chiefs fans who prefer darker patriotic artwork
- Fabric: 100% woven polyester — lightweight, breathable, and naturally wrinkle-resistant.
- Print method: Dye-sublimation — ink is fused into the fabric fibers, so colors will not crack, peel, or fade wash after wash.
- Coverage: Full all-over print on front panels, back panels, and sleeves — no blank sections.
- Collar: Classic Cuban / camp collar — flat and relaxed, with no button at the neck.
- Closure: Button-down front with coordinating printed buttons that blend into the design.
- Fit: Relaxed unisex cut — comfortable worn alone or open over a tee.
- Size range: S through 6XL, with a full size chart on the product page.
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