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I went to the shop at The Star, they had good selection but they are very expensive. Polos for $90, Hoodies for $110 minimum. Tshirts were in the $40-$50 range. Kinda ridiculous.
Dick's, Academy, and the DC Pro Shop in Allen looked like they were wiped out by a tornado lol.
FWST had a good article today on the increase in sales this year....
http://www.star-telegram.com/news/local/community/arlington/article122679769.html
Dick's, Academy, and the DC Pro Shop in Allen looked like they were wiped out by a tornado lol.
FWST had a good article today on the increase in sales this year....
http://www.star-telegram.com/news/local/community/arlington/article122679769.html
Dak, Zeke lead sales explosion
The Cowboys have seen a lot of that this fall. Team merchandise is sizzling-hot in sales. Four days before Christmas and the Cowboys Pro Shop in downtown Fort Worth had sold out of Elliott game jerseys, moving a full rack of about 20 the day before. Only four blue Prescott game jerseys remained. White ones were long gone.
Game jerseys retail for $100 for adult sizes.
“Spending habits are a little bit different this year. With Dak and Zeke’s performances we’ve seen jersey sales grow proportionally,” said Justin Renville, vice president of Legends Hospitality, which manages the Pro Shop at AT&T Stadium. “People are excited to show their support. I would say it’s definitely a unique year with the level of excitement and the team’s performance.”
150percent increase in the sale of Cowboys merchandise from 2015, according to Fanatics, the site that runs the official NFL shop.
Renville said customer traffic in the AT&T Stadium Pro Shop is always steady in any year, but purchasing habits have dramatically changed. The Cowboys don’t release specific sales figures, but the percentage increase in sales this year compared to last is eye-popping.
According to Cowboys senior vice president for public relations Rich Dalrymple, overall team merchandise sales are up 42 percent from 2015. Fanatics, the site that runs the official NFL shop, reports a 150 percent sales increase in Cowboys merchandise from 2015, according to spokesperson Amy Ellis.
Elliott and Prescott are leading the way. Had Tony Romo remained healthy, Prescott’s No. 4 jersey would never have even made it to production.
Now his is the fifth-highest-selling jersey in the entire NFL (it ranked No. 2 in October). Elliott, the No. 4 overall pick out of Ohio State, is No. 1 in sales and has been all season. According to Fanatics, Prescott has been the bestselling NFL player across the Fanatics platform during the holiday season. Renville said the Cowboys have had to act quickly to keep shops stocked with Prescott jerseys as his performance and popularity soared with each passing week.
NFLShop.com breaks down the top-selling jersey by state. Prescott and Elliott combined to take the top spot in 18 states (through October) with Elliott taking 11, including Texas, Nevada, Hawaii, South Dakota, Illinois, Ohio and, interestingly, Mississippi. As a four-year starter, Prescott lifted Mississippi State to national prominence. Prescott’s jersey is the top seller in Alaska and those Southeastern Conference states so familiar with his work: Alabama, Tennessee, Arkansas and South Carolina.
Another sign of the Cowboys’ strong-as-ever America’s Team profile is its selling power in other major NFL markets. According to Fanatics, the Cowboys’ top sales markets outside of Dallas are New York and Philadelphia, both home to Cowboys division rivals — the Giants and the Eagles; in-state neighbor Houston, which has the Texans; and Los Angeles, which got the Rams back this season.