An outerwear study in near-white, where the team story is told through structure rather than volume. Worn open-collared against a stadium facade, it reads calm, composed and quietly assured.

Design Story

The palette is deliberately restrained: ivory across the body, with deep green and white striping framing the collar, cuffs and hem. That banding acts as a border, containing the pale field and giving the eye somewhere to land. Panel construction does the heavy lifting — quilted shoulder yokes, diagonal chevron seaming on the lower front, and a subtle tonal marbling on the sleeves that only appears in raking light. Graphic hierarchy is clean and asymmetric: the oval G emblem sits on the right chest as the dominant mark, balanced left by a small stacked lockup reading GREEN BAY over 1967. Circular badges anchor both upper sleeves. Nothing shouts; everything is placed.

Layering & Wear

On a jacket silhouette this works because the color blocking follows the body. The ribbed collar frames the neckline and lifts the face, the vertical front line splits the torso and lengthens the stand, and the sleeve line stays uninterrupted so the shoulders read broad. As a layering piece over a plain white tee and indigo denim, it becomes the visual anchor of the outfit without competing with anything else.

Size & Fit

Available in S–3XL. Please refer to the size guide before ordering.

Team identity, rendered as considered outerwear.