Indianapolis Colts hoodies and sweatshirts at Fanatics are officially licensed by the NFL, spanning pullover hoodies, full-zip styles, and crewneck sweatshirts. The lineup includes styles from Cutter & Buck and Antigua, plus the Vintage collection.
Starter and Nike expand the assortment, alongside other licensed brands in the catalog. The catalog covers men, women, and kids with dedicated fits for each.
A pullover hoodie in the team's royal blue is a go-to for game day, while a crew sweatshirt offers a cleaner, more versatile silhouette for everyday wear. If you want the option to layer up or cool down quickly, a full-zip style gives you that flexibility without sacrificing Colts gear. The Vintage collection brings a throwback look with classic Colts branding, contrasting with Gameday Couture's fashion-forward cuts built for a more styled, off-field feel. Youth and adult sizing both run across the hoodie and crewneck options, so outfitting the whole family is straightforward.
Q: How do relaxed and oversized Colts hoodies fit compared to standard sizing?
A: Relaxed and oversized cuts are intentionally roomy through the chest and shoulders and typically run one to two sizes larger than a standard fit. If you prefer a true-to-size feel, look for styles described as standard or slim-fit — brands like Nike tend to follow athletic sizing, so checking the brand's individual size chart before ordering is the most reliable approach.
Q: Do Indianapolis Colts hoodies and sweatshirts come in women's-specific fits?
A: Yes. The women's assortment includes styles cut with a more tailored silhouette through the waist and shoulders than the men's equivalents. Gameday Couture, in particular, offers fashion-forward women's fits designed to wear styled rather than oversized. Cropped options also appear in the women's lineup for a more contemporary look. When in doubt, size up one if you prefer a relaxed fit on a women's-cut garment.
Q: What is the difference between an Indianapolis Colts hoodie and a crewneck sweatshirt, and which should I choose?
A: A hoodie adds a drawstring hood for extra warmth around the head and neck, making it the stronger choice for colder weather or outdoor wear. A crewneck sweatshirt has a round neckline with no hood, giving it a cleaner profile that layers easily under a jacket or over a collared shirt. If you run warm or want something more versatile for indoors and out, a crewneck is typically the easier everyday option; if you want maximum warmth and that classic gameday look, a pullover or zip hoodie is the call.