Georgia Bulldogs jerseys for every era of the red and black are collected on this page, from 1995 throwbacks to black Georgia State Map editions and Orange Bowl patch alternates. Pick a player, pick a style and wear it on game day.

Georgia Bulldogs jersey styles in this collection

The collection is built around the colors fans already know. Red home jerseys and white road jerseys sit next to black alternates, so you can match the look you see in Athens or the one you remember from a big win. Across the 572 listings, black and red styles each make up roughly a third of the page, white covers most of the rest, and the Orange Bowl patch editions and 1995 throwbacks fill out the special designs.

• Red home jerseys: the classic Georgia look, led by the Brock Bowers #19 2021-22 CFP red jersey that opens this page.
• White road jerseys: the away look, including Kelee Ringo #5 in the 2021-22 CFP white edition.
• Georgia State Map black jerseys: Ladd McConkey #84 and Carson Beck #15, with the state outline and the G on the sleeve.
• Orange Bowl Patch alternates: Stetson Bennett #13, Jalen Carter #88 and Brock Bowers #19.
• 1995 Throwback 2026 Vapor: legends such as Herschel Walker #34, Hines Ward #19, Frank Sinkwich #21 and Vince Dooley #80, plus Gunner Stockton #14.
• 2026 Vince Dooley Patch: current names such as KJ Bolden #4.

Player jerseys: who you will find here

Most listings carry a player name and number in the title, so you can search the page for the name you want. The two biggest groups are the title-run quarterback and the tight end who defined the 2021 and 2022 seasons: Stetson Bennett #13 appears in black, white and Orange Bowl styles, and Brock Bowers #19 shows up in the 2021-22 CFP red and Orange Bowl editions. Each of them also has a dedicated page with every variant in one place: the Stetson Bennett jersey collection and the Brock Bowers jersey collection.

Older names are here too. The 1995 throwback set brings back Herschel Walker, Hines Ward and Frank Sinkwich, and the Vince Dooley #80 jersey in the same set is a nod to the coach who gave Georgia its modern look. Newer names such as Gunner Stockton and KJ Bolden sit alongside them, so you can choose the era you grew up with or the roster you watch today.

Where the red, black and silver come from

Georgia’s standard uniform has changed very little in decades, which is why a 1995 throwback still looks at home next to a 2026 jersey. The silver pants date to 1939, when head coach Wally Butts paired them with the red jersey, and fans started calling them the “Silver Britches” in the early 1950s. Vince Dooley retired the silver in 1964, added the red helmet with the black oval G in the same year, and brought the silver britches back in 1980. The black jerseys are the newer tradition: the 2007 Blackout game made the black alternate famous, and the Georgia State Map black editions on this page carry that look forward.

Choosing the right size

Every Georgia Bulldogs football jersey here lets you choose Men, Women or Youth first, then a size from S to 3XL. If you are between two sizes and plan to wear a layer underneath on a cold Saturday, choose the larger size; for a closer fit, stay with your usual size. Compare the size chart on each product page with a jersey you already own before you order.

Want your own name on the back?

If you would rather wear your name than a player’s, the custom Georgia Bulldogs jerseys with your name and number come in red, black and bowl-patch styles, including the Orange Bowl Patch alternate and the 2025 Georgia Map with Vince Dooley Patch. You type the name and number when you order, so a graduation year, a family name or a lucky number all work.

A jersey for every Georgia fan

Buying for a family? Mix eras: a Herschel Walker throwback for the fan who saw him play, a Brock Bowers Orange Bowl alternate for a younger fan, and a youth size for the next generation. If you only want the football-specific styles, the Georgia Bulldogs football jersey page narrows the catalog to those designs. Each listing shows the player name and number in the title, so it is easy to find the exact jersey you are looking for.

Frequently asked questions

Which Georgia Bulldogs jersey colors are available?

Red, white and black. Red is the home color, white is the road color, and black is the alternate used for blackout-style designs such as the Georgia State Map editions. Use the color word in the listing title to filter the page.

Do you have Stetson Bennett and Brock Bowers jerseys?

Yes. Both are among the most common names on this page. Stetson Bennett #13 is available in black, white and the Orange Bowl Patch alternate; Brock Bowers #19 comes in the 2021-22 CFP red and the Orange Bowl Patch alternate. Each player also has his own collection page linked above.

What is a 1995 throwback jersey?

The 1995 Throwback 2026 Vapor set reproduces the look of the mid-1990s Georgia jersey with current construction. It is the set to pick for names such as Herschel Walker #34, Hines Ward #19 and Frank Sinkwich #21, and it also includes the Vince Dooley #80 jersey.

How do the sizes run?

Choose Men, Women or Youth, then S to 3XL. Use the size chart on the product page and compare it with a jersey you already own; if you plan to wear a layer underneath, choose the larger of two sizes.

Can I add my own name and number?

Yes. The custom Georgia Bulldogs jerseys linked above let you enter any name and number at checkout, in red, black and bowl-patch designs. Check the spelling before you place the order, because personalized jerseys are made to your entry.

Are youth sizes available?

Yes. Every listing on this page offers a Youth option alongside Men and Women, so the same player design can be ordered for a child. Check the size chart on the product page for the youth option before ordering.

Pick your Georgia Bulldogs jersey, choose your size and order today.