Usher has announced a limited-edition Super Bowl collection capsule to commemorate his forthcoming halftime concert at the game this weekend.
“I can’t wait to perform at the Apple Music Super Bowl LVIII Halftime Show in Las Vegas, where I’ll be celebrating 30 years of music. There is no better way to get fans excited about the performance than through a one-of-a-kind merchandising collaboration with the NFL, with designs that reflect my personal flair. “I hope to see all of my fans dressed in pieces from the collection,” Usher stated in a press statement.
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The capsule features a variety of clothing products such as t-shirts and sweatshirts. However, there are a few specialist goods. These are footballs and helmets that incorporate the Super Bowl LVIII color scheme and Usher’s own brand. Do you have a favorite item from the capsule? Please let us know in the comments.
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However, Usher is not the only one releasing Super Bowl-exclusive merchandise. Joe Montana, four-time Super Bowl champion, recently teamed up with Drake and the NFL. The Hall of Famer posed in a letterman jacket decorated in Super Bowl LVIII colors. Furthermore, Montana, who looks fantastic at 67, wore a cream sweater with the OVO emblem. The NFL and Drake’s fashion label have collaborated multiple times before, with the letterman jacket being a play on an existing product personalized by the team. However, it is uncertain whether the Super Bowl variant would be made available to the public.
Montana was picked for his special connection to Super Bowl LVIII. Throughout his career, the two-time MVP only played for two teams: the 49ers and the Kansas City Chiefs. While he won all four Super Bowls in the Bay Area, he also led the Chiefs to the AFC Championship game in his first season in Kansas City. The Super Bowl will take place on February 11 in Las Vegas. The Chiefs are attempting to become the first repeat Super Bowl champions since the Patriots in 2005.
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