Bad Bunny's Super Bowl Jersey is Available for Preorder

The jersey references Bad Bunny’s custom Zara outfit from his halftime performance, where he wore an “Ocasio 64” jersey honoring his uncle. This Mitchell & Ness version puts their own spin on it with “Super Tazón” branding and his football logo, making it an official commemorative piece rather than an exact replica.

The performance itself generated massive buzz, partly due to the controversy around his selection and the wave of defenders who came out supporting him. As of this writing, over 36 million people have watched the performance through Apple TV’s coverage on YouTube.

This marks the first official NFL merchandise to feature Spanish translations, which adds another layer of significance for collectors.

The jerseys are available for preorder now through Mitchel & Ness. Product officially ships May 1, so you’re pre-ordering at this point. The 30-day return window starts from when you receive it, not when you order.

Keep that 30-day return policy in mind, this is your safety net. If you cop now and the secondary market looks weak in May, you can return it. The bigger risk is opportunity cost. That $250 could go toward items with more proven resale history.

The hip hop connection matters here. Bad Bunny’s fanbase overlaps heavily with collectors who appreciate cultural moments in music. For that specific audience, this jersey commemorates a historic Super Bowl moment and the first Latino halftime show, which could drive long-term collectibility beyond just flipping potential.

This is a very low risk opportunity. With the number of eyes on Bad Bunny’s performance, we wouldn’t be surprised to see the jerseys sell out and flip for a profit. Even if they don’t, you can safely return your purchase within 30 days for a full refund.