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75th Anniversary Chicago Bulls Color Block Satin Jacket

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80’s Chicago Bulls Black Bomber Jacket

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80’s Chicago Bulls Red Bomber Jacket

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90s Chicago Bulls Starter Jacket

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Chicago Bomber Wordmark Red Satin Jacket

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Chicago Bulls 1992-93 Warm Up Jacket

Original price was: $249.99.Current price is: $129.99.

Chicago Bulls 1998 Bomber Jacket

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Chicago Bulls 2024 City Edition Varsity Jacket

Original price was: $249.99.Current price is: $159.99.

Chicago Bulls 6 Time Championship Varsity Jacket

Original price was: $249.99.Current price is: $139.99.

Chicago Bulls 6 Time Finals Champions Black Jacket

Original price was: $249.99.Current price is: $149.99.

Chicago Bulls 6 Time NBA Finals Champions Varsity Jacket

Original price was: $249.99.Current price is: $139.99.

Chicago Bulls 6X Champs Red Varsity Wool Jacket

Original price was: $299.99.Current price is: $149.99.

Chicago Bulls Jackets

No NBA team has turned a jacket into a cultural icon the way the Chicago Bulls did. As the Bulls captured six championships in the 1990s, the black-and-red snap-front became a garment of distinction, donned by fans in the arena, in music videos, and in school halls, long before they had ever set foot in Chicago Stadium. Our Chicago Bulls jackets collection celebrates that legacy, in varsity, satin and letterman styles in the league’s most enduring colorway, for fans who know that this logo never goes out of style. The styles are detailed below, with fabric comparisons and fit notes to help you choose before you buy.

Why the Bulls Jacket Became a Legend

The colorway that crossed over

Black and red is the perfect combination for the sports world. On a bulls’ jacket this combination displays the deep black jacket with the red and white crests. This is great for wearing in a stadium, or in a classroom, or on a date, and most importantly it doesn’t clash with the rest of your attire like other team colors do. This is why the Chicago Bulls basketball jacket has survived all these years since the team was established. The colors of the jacket are like a neutral piece of clothing with the exception of the logo that screams championship.

A dynasty you can wear

The Chicago Bulls’ 1990s success has made a lasting impact on the team’s outerwear. A bulls starter jacket was a true statement piece during the decade, as it signified that a person was a part of the team that ruled the league. The satin snap-front design with striped trim has become an icon of the era and vintage bulls jacket styles from the 1990s are now sought after collector’s items. High-quality reproductions allow one to recreate the legendary look today. Our designs draw directly on that era: bold crests, snap closures, rib-knit trim, and colors matched to the franchise’s standard.

Bulls Jacket Styles Explained

Satin snap-front styles

The satin full-snap is the Bulls’ most legendary look. It’s all smooth black body with red and white striped rib-knit collar and snaps, and that famous jumping bull on the chest. This is what Chicago Bulls starter jacket fans want. It’s light enough for the warm gym, throws over a hoodie on chilly nights, and still looks as good as new after three decades.

Wool varsity and letterman styles

A bulls varsity jacket made from a wool-blend body is a traditional heavyweight: rib-knits cuffs and waistband, contrast sleeves, structured warmth. Chicago is one of the coldest NBA markets in terms of temperature from December through March, so it’s not just a superficial detail but an actual practical necessity to have this type of wool construction. The black wool with red detailing and large chenille-style patches is the traditional build and a letterman jacket chicago bulls design is the piece that lasts a decade.

Everyday and lightweight options

Between the two sit bomber-cut and lightweight styles, including lighter Chicago Bulls basketball jacket options for the long regular season. They serve as second jackets for die-hards and first jackets for newer fans, and they pack up easily for road trips to away games in Milwaukee, Indy, or wherever the red-and-black goes.

Chicago Weather Decides Your Weight

This is the one buying decision that matters most for Bulls fans specifically. Midwest winters are brutal, and a jacket bought for a November game won’t see you through January. If you’re going to be watching games in the winter months from December through March, you need to keep your varsity jacket made of wool-blend with a quilted lining. If your Bulls exposure is mostly early season, indoor viewing, or watch parties, the satin body is the better tool. 

Fans in warmer states who still rep the six championships can comfortably live in satin year-round. Every product page lists the fabric breakdown and lining type, so match the jacket to your own city’s winter, not Chicago’s. One more item of Midwest-ish note: wind is a factor as much as temp along the lakefront, so you may want to spend a little extra time considering the rib-knit collar and snap-front protection offered by this jacket. A jacket that tucks in at the collar can make all the difference in the world during a brutal December commute, which is something Bulls fans know from experience the moment that first hard cold week rolls around.

Fit, Styling, and Gifting

Black makes everything easier: pair a bulls jacket with grey, white, or denim layers and clean sneakers, and the look assembles itself. On fit, let the waistband land at your hip and the cuffs meet your wrists, with enough chest space for a hoodie to sit flat. Size up once for heavy Midwest layering, take your usual size for a trim fit, and confirm against the product page size chart by measuring a jacket you already own. As a gift, a bulls jacket is a multigenerational winner: the fan who watched the dynasty and the fan who discovered the team last season wear the same silhouette equally well. For more basketball colors, browse the full NBA varsity jackets collection, the Lakers collection, or the men’s and women’s varsity ranges for classic colorways that pair with any Bulls jersey.

Chicago Bulls Jacket FAQs

What is a Bulls starter jacket?

The satin snap-front jacket style the Starter brand made iconic during the Bulls’ 1990s championship run, and generically, any satin team jacket in that format. Designs in this collection recreate that era with updated linings and sturdier construction.

Is a satin Bulls jacket warm enough for Chicago winter?

For the period of late November to February, a satin body is not enough. Opt for a wool-blend varsity design with a quilted lining that will keep you warm on the coldest months or layer the satin on top of a hoodie for the shoulder season. The product page features the fabric and lining of a product so you can choose according to your winter preferences.

How should a Bulls varsity jacket fit?

Rib-knit hem at the hip, sleeves that hit the wrist bones, and just enough room in the chest for one hoodie layer. Get in between sizes? Size up for winter layers and down for a sleeker fit. Always use the size chart on the product page as your final guide..

How do I clean a Bulls jacket?

Clean spills by blotting with a damp cloth, then air-dry away from any heat source; wool-blend designs should be dry-cleaned sparingly. Each product page’s care notes spell out what that specific jacket needs.

Are vintage Bulls jackets still available?

Original 1990s pieces, the ones every bulls jacket varsity or vintage bulls jacket search eventually uncovers, survive mostly in collector circles at high prices. Quality vintage-inspired recreations, like the satin and wool designs in this collection, are the practical way to get the dynasty-era look with modern comfort and accurate team colors.

What makes a good gift for a Bulls fan?

A black-and-red snap-front in the recipient’s preferred weight: satin for the classic look and milder months, wool varsity for a true Chicago winter. Measure a jacket they already own against our size chart and the fit lands on the first try.