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The New York Knicks have done it.
Led by Jalen Brunson’s 45 points, the Knicks defeated the San Antonio Spurs
94-90 Saturday to win their first NBA championship title since 1973. The commanding victory gave New York a 4-1 series win over the Spurs, sending the five boroughs into a frenzy as their team lifted the Larry O’Brien Championship Trophy in front of a star-studded crowd that included Timothee Chalamet, Tracy Morgan, Ben Stiller and even Prince Harry inside a divided Frost Bank Center in Texas.
Now, Knicks fans can celebrate their team’s historic win with the official locker room T-shirt available on Nike.com, and licensed NBA championship apparel on Fanatics.com. The sites have Knicks T-shirts, baseball caps and hoodies available to buy now, but you’ll want to hurry: sizes are already selling out as of this writing, just hours after the Knicks big win.
New York Knicks NBA Champions Nike Locker Room T-Shirt
This official locker room tee dropped minutes after the Knicks won the NBA title and it’s already selling out online. This is the same T-shirt seen on Brunson and co. as they posed for a team pic on the court with the NBA trophy.
The unisex tee features bold, streetwear-inspired graphics and a slightly oversized fit with draped shoulders. Pick this one up now on the Nike site before it’s too late.
New York Knicks Champions Nike Basketball T-Shirt
You can also pick up the same design on a regular fit T-shirt, in sizes small to XXL. Choose from a black or grey colorway.
New York Knicks Homage 2026 NBA Finals Champions T-Shirt
From the apparel brand Homage, this T-shirt features a thick, tri-blend construction with a fan art-inspired graphic celebrating the Knicks’ dominant NBA finals win. The tee is available in sizes small to 3XL.
New York Knicks Sportiqe 2026 NBA Finals Champions Trophy T-Shirt
This officially-licensed T-shirt is from the sports apparel brand Sportiqe, and features the Knicks logo and NBA trophy alongside the word “CHAMPS” in all-caps, “skyline” font. As a product description teases, “Every detail captures the energy that brought a title back to the Mecca,” while “Premium materials and a fan-forward design make this Sportiqe essential one you’ll keep reaching for long after the confetti’s swept up.”
New York Knicks Stadium Essentials Go NY Go T-Shirt
This graffiti-inspired shirt features the popular fan chant over a screen-printed graphic of Lady Liberty. The unisex tee is made in an oversized fit and available in sizes small to 3XL.
New York Knicks New Era 2026 NBA Finals Champions 59FIFTY Fitted Hat
This official Knicks New Era hat gets updated with the NBA Finals champions logo on the side. This is a fitted cap from New Era’s 59FIFTY collection, with six-panel construction, a slightly higher crown and a flat bill. Multiple sizes are available on the Fanatics site to suit most head shapes.
New York Knicks Fanatics 2026 NBA Finals Champions Legacy Hoodie
We like the retro look and feel of this official Knicks NBA champions hoodie, available in sizes small to 2XL. The cozy black fleece material is the perfect backdrop for the bold Knicks orange and blue logo and team motifs across the chest and down the sleeves.
New York Basketball 2026 Champions Hat
Amazon has this Knicks-inspired hat available in four colors. We’re partial to this two-tone blue and white cap, which gives off total vintage vibes thanks to its six-panel construction, slightly-curved visor and stitched brim. The adjustable snapback closure helps this hat fit most head sizes.
The Knicks vs. Spurs series became one of the biggest sporting events in the country, with tickets selling for tens of thousands of dollars, and a front row that drew celebrities ranging from longtime fans Chalamet and Adam Sandler, to Taylor Swift and HAIM.
Of course now that the NBA finals are over, there is one other major sporting event taking place: the 2026 FIFA World Cup is underway now across the U.S., Mexico and Canada.
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