Erin Andrews Unveils NFL Jewelry Collection: Shop the Friendship Bracelets and Necklaces Here

The sportscaster has teamed up with BaubleBar for a line of rings, necklaces, earrings and bracelets inspired by the colors and logos of all 32 NFL teams

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October 20, 2023 10:49am

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Sportscaster Erin Andrews is celebrating the 2023-24 NFL season with a new jewelry collaboration with BaubleBar, the online site known for their collection of fine and costume jewelry, accessories and other chic “trinkets.”

Officially dubbed the WEAR by Erin Andrews x BaubleBar Collection, the line includes rings, necklaces, earrings and bracelets inspired by the colors and logos of NFL teams as well as familiar football motifs. Pricing starts at $43 for the dog tag necklaces, to $57.99 for the stacked friendship bracelets, with pieces available on NFLShop.com and Fanatics.com. All 32 NFL teams are represented.

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BUY: WEAR BY ERIN ANDREWS X BAUBLEBAR COLLECTION $43+

This is an officially-licensed collaboration between BaubleBar and the NFL, with both brands saying that the pieces celebrate the intersection of “style and fandom.” BaubleBar first expanded to the world of sports with the launch of its introductory NFL-themed collection in 2021.

There are plenty of great accessories to choose from in Andrews’ new collection, with pieces that can be worn on gameday and for day-to-day as well. We particularly like the unisex dog tag necklaces (available in sterling silver or a gold colorway) and the clasp bracelets (pictured below), both of which are great for layering.

Fanatics

Buy: Kansas City Chiefs WEAR by Erin Andrews Bracelet Set $47.99

The collection also includes friendship bracelets, perhaps inspired by Taylor Swift’s Eras tour bracelets? The Erin Andrews version gets you a set of three bracelets: one metal pull-tie closure bracelet and two elastic bracelets with gold or silver-plated beads.

Fanatics

Buy: BUFFALO BILLS WEAR BY ERIN ANDREWS FRIENDSHIP BRACLETS $57.99

“When we launched WEAR by Erin Andrews, the goal was to bring elevated fashion into the team apparel market,” says Andrews, in a press release. “Fans shouldn’t need to choose between supporting their teams and styles they love to wear—for gameday or beyond. I am thrilled to have WEAR partner with BaubleBar to help further this mission in a new category. I am really proud of this collaboration and this moment for WEAR by Erin Andrews as we continue to grow the brand.”

“We are honored to partner with WEAR by Erin Andrews, a true leader and disrupter in the world of sports apparel,” adds Kate Callahan, Chief Sales Officer at BaubleBar. “The result is a collection that we are all proud of, embodying confidence, elegance, and individuality.” 

In addition to selling online, Andrews’ new pieces will be available in 22 NFL stadiums across the country. BaubleBar has other NFL-themed pieces available as well, outside of Andrews’ collection. A best-seller has been these woven team bracelets, which retail for $46. Choose from more than a dozen different team colors and designs. What we like: because each bracelet is handmade, every piece will be slightly unique.

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Buy: BAUBLEBAR KANSAS CITY CHIEFS WOVEN BRACELET $46

Like the Erin Andrews collection, all of BaubleBar’s NFL pieces are officially-licensed. See the full assortment of jewelry and merch here.

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