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What Makes New Heights Merch Different?
This isn't just a logo slapped on a t-shirt. The brothers put their personality into every piece. You'll find shirts that reference their "No Dumb Questions" segment, hoodies with the show's signature "New Heights" script, and even a hat that says "Jason's House" for the more dedicated listeners. It's the kind of gear that gets a double-take from people who know the reference.
The quality holds up, too. The classic "New Heights" logo tee uses a heavier cotton that doesn't cling, and the screen print won't crack after a few washes. The "Kelce Brothers" hoodie is a 50/50 cotton-poly blend - warm enough for fall sideline games but not so heavy you'll overheat in a stadium concourse.
The 2026 Lineup: What's New This Week
Training camp is underway for the 2026 season, and the brothers have been sharing their grind on social media. Thursday's new episode dropped with a tour of their camp digs, and the store quietly restocked a few items that had been sold out for months. If you've been eyeing the "New Heights" crewneck, now's the time. They also added a limited "Camp Sessions" tee that only shipped a few hundred units.
The best part? The pricing stays reasonable for a podcast merch line. Tees run around $30, hoodies around $70, and hats around $28. You're not paying Triple-A markup just for a name.
Best-Sellers You'll See at Every Tailgate
While the crewneck and "Camp Sessions" tee are the new adds, the all-time bestseller remains the "No Dumb Questions" short-sleeve tee. It's the one you'll see at every tailgate - a simple design that reads as a badge of honor for anyone who's seen the brothers try to explain complicated NFL rules. Another fan favorite is the "City of Brotherly Love" dad hat, which leans into Jason's Philly roots without screaming it.
Sizing and Quality Notes
A few things fans always ask about: fit and fabric. The tees run true to size with a regular fit - not oversized, not too slim. The hoodies are a bit roomier, so if you like a snug fit, go down one size. All the embroidery on the hats is done on the front panel, not a cheap patch that could peel off. And everything is printed or embroidered to order, so you're not getting a box that's been sitting in a warehouse for years.