Taylor Swift’s Trendy Kansas City Chiefs Tee Back in Stock – Shop Now!

There’s no need to hope against hope for the return of Taylor Swift’s quickly sold-out T-shirt.

Following its feature in Taylor Swift’s trailer for “The End of an Era,” the Kansas City Chiefs Vintage Tee from Junk Food Clothing flew off the shelves. Now, just a few days after the release of her docuseries, it’s available again for her fans to purchase.

What’s more? The price is quite reasonable at $52 — a steal compared to the $715 diamond earrings by Jacquie Aiche that Swift paired with the tee while tuning into Travis Kelce’s football game.

Junk Food Clothing Kansas City Chiefs Vintage Tee

The collection includes more than just this short-sleeved tee; it also features vintage-inspired tank tops and long-sleeved shirts adorned with the team’s signature red and gold.

Taylor Swift isn’t the only celebrity spotted in Junk Food Clothing. The brand’s playful designs have also been worn by Sabrina Carpenter, who featured the Beatles-themed Strawberry Fields Forever Shirt in two of her Instagram posts this year.

Actors Miles and Keleigh Teller showed their team spirit by wearing the brand’s NFL-themed apparel to a Philadelphia Eagles game last year, choosing the Tie Dye Tee and Dual Threat Mock Neck Crop Tee, respectively.

Aside from the fashionable tees, Swift’s new series also offers a peek into her post-performance relaxation routine, showcasing her use of products like Ouai Body Cleanser, Tata Harper Purifying Cleanser, and Dr. Barbara Sturm Super Anti-Aging Cleansing Cream.

If any of these products pique your interest, it’s wise to act quickly before they disappear from stock.

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This article was written by Hannah Southwick, Commerce Associate Editor at Page Six. Hannah is known for spotting deals on budget-friendly celebrity styles, testing Hollywood’s preferred brands, and discovering beauty essentials that maintain a red carpet glow. She consults with stylists and industry experts—including the stars themselves—to bring firsthand recommendations, trend insights, and more. Hannah has been with Page Six since 2020, and her articles have also appeared in USA Today and Parade.