Just in time for summer: This Chubbies x NFL collab is a must for football fans
Just in time for summer: This Chubbies x NFL collab is a must for football fans
Beat the heat while also repping your favorite NFL football team this Summer!
In collaboration with the NFL, popular shorts and weekend-style clothing brand Chubbies just launched its collection at Fanatics.
Featuring many of your favorite NFL teams, the NFL by Chubbies Collection celebrates game day greatness in a bold and unique way with the launch of specially-designed swim trunks. With two different designs to choose from, your poolside attire is entirely up to you.
If you're feeling bold, the Chubbies-designed neon trunks are sure to be a looker. However, if you want a more modest look but still rep your team, select teams are available in its classic lined trunks.
Let your fandom shine in the Summer sun with these swim trunks! Here's how you can snag a pair and show your team pride.
Shop the NFL by Chubbies Collection
Buffalo Bills Chubbies The Neon 5.5" classic lined swim trunks
Minnesota Vikings Chubbies 5.5" classic lined swim trunks
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