The Jayson Tatum Hoops For Troops Long Sleeve Shirt draws on Jayson Tatum’s pregame appearance on November 10, 2026, at Xfinity Mobile Arena in Philadelphia, where he warmed up with the Boston Celtics before they faced the Philadelphia 76ers. This long-sleeve shirt takes its design cue from the Hoops for Troops artwork seen during warmups, connecting that moment on the court to the military recognition theme associated with Veterans Day on November 11, 2026.
Jayson Tatum Hoops For Troops Long Sleeve Shirt – The Veterans Day Message from Philadelphia Warmups
This 2026 Jayson Tatum Hoops For Troops Long Sleeve Shirt pairs a small muted-gold chest emblem with a large “HOOPS FOR” and “TROOPS” graphic around the number “76” on the back. The front emblem sits high on the wearer’s left chest, leaving most of the front black. Its compact, rounded shape gives the front a single point of contrast, with the crew neckline and both long sleeves left plain.
The back graphic sits between the shoulders and reads from top to bottom. “HOOPS FOR” runs across an arched upper banner, while “TROOPS” fills a second curved banner beneath the oversized “76.” The banners use dark uppercase block lettering against muted gold, and the gold numerals sit directly on the black background. Small decorative marks sit near the banner ends, and a dotted circular motif appears in the gap between the top banner and the numerals.
A small gold emblem sits just below the back neckline, centered above the larger artwork. The two banners frame the “76” so the number catches the eye first, while the words above and below read together as one phrase. The back print stays across the upper half of the shirt, leaving the lower back and sleeves black.

Hoops for Troops recognizes military service members, veterans, and their families through basketball. The message appeared during the November 10, 2026, warmups in Philadelphia, one day before Veterans Day. On the shirt, the stacked “HOOPS FOR” and “TROOPS” banners carry that message, with the “76” serving as the visual center of the artwork.
The matchup was also the first time Tatum and former Boston teammate Jaylen Brown faced each other after Brown’s move to Philadelphia. Before tipoff, Brown took jump shots on the 76ers’ end of the court while Tatum warmed up with his Celtics teammates on the opposite side. That pregame stretch is the moment behind this Hoops for Troops basketball shirt, whose back graphic puts the military recognition message front and center.
Product Details
Style: Black crewneck long-sleeve shirt
Front Design: Small muted-gold emblem on the left chest
Back Design: Arched “HOOPS FOR” and “TROOPS” banners framing a large “76,” with a small emblem below the neckline
Sleeves: Solid black






