Details & care
Get your young fan ready to cheer on their favorite Atlanta Falcons player with this Bijan Robinson Alternate Player Game Jersey from Nike. This jersey is designed for movement, with mesh side panels for extra breathability and side splits at the hem for ease of motion. The screen-printed name, numbers, and team details showcase their Atlanta Falcons spirit with vibrant, durable graphics, making it the perfect way for your young fan to emulate their favorite running back.
- Brand: Nike
- Designed for movement
- Imported
- Jersey Color Style: Alternate
- Loose Fit
- Machine wash, tumble dry low
- Material: 100% Polyester Tricot
- Mesh side panels for extra breathability
- Move To Zero apparel labeled sustainable materials is made with at least 50% recycled content as part of Nike's journey toward a zero carbon and zero waste future
- Nike Game
- Officially licensed
- Satin woven jock tag
- Screen print name, numbers and team details
- Short sleeve
- Side splits at hem
- Stitched NFL Shield at collar
- Item #10756563
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