Detroit Tigers Big & Tall Jackets — S–6XL, XLT–5XLT
April baseball in Detroit is not warm, and October baseball — when the Tigers are right — is not warm either. Comerica Park sits in the middle of downtown, the Old English D is on every third chest in the building, and the fans who fill it have been waiting since 1984 for another parade. This page collects Detroit Tigers jackets, hoodies and tees in big and tall sizes S through 6XL, with tall sizes XLT through 5XLT.
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Detroit Tigers Big and Tall Sizes — S Through 6XL, XLT Through 5XLT
Every size, listed out:
- S, M, L, XL and 2XL
- 3XL
- 4XL
- 5XL
- 6XL
- Tall: XLT, 2XLT, 3XLT, 4XLT and 5XLT
| Size | Also written as | Fit note |
|---|---|---|
| 3XL | 3X | Where the big and tall range really starts for most men |
| 4XL | 4X | Room to layer a hoodie under a jacket |
| 5XL | 5X | Scarce in ballpark shops — stocked here |
| 6XL | 6X | The top of the range; jackets and tees carry it most often |
| XLT–5XLT | XT–5XT | Regular widths with added body and sleeve length for tall frames |
Shop your size directly — each link lands on Tigers apparel set to that size:
Shop Detroit Tigers Gear in Your Size
Jackets lead this page because Detroit’s season starts and ends in jacket weather. Start with the heavy pieces, then the tees.
Detroit Tigers Winter Jacket in Big and Tall Sizes
The full-weight winter jacket — the one for Opening Day when Lake Erie sends its regards, and for any October night at Comerica. Cut with room to layer over a hoodie without binding at the shoulders.
Browse Detroit Tigers spring, fall and winter jackets and coats — the full jacket rack in your size.
Detroit Tigers Big and Tall T-Shirt
The gray “Property Of” tee: the everyday summer shirt at Comerica, screen-printed graphics on a 100% cotton body. Summer in Detroit does eventually arrive, and this is the uniform when it does.
Detroit Tigers Patriotic T-Shirt
The Old English D in red, white and blue — the Fourth of July weekend shirt, and a Comerica staple every summer.
Detroit Tigers Big and Tall Jacket
A second jacket cut, for the fan who wants the D on something lighter than the full winter coat — the September call-up season jacket, good from the first cool night through the last home stand.
Detroit Tigers Hooded Jacket
The hooded version, for the games where the wind comes straight off the river and the hood earns its keep by the third inning.
Shop more big and tall Detroit Tigers t-shirts, jackets and hoodies.
More Detroit Gear
Detroit fans rarely stop at one team. The big and tall Detroit Lions t-shirts and jackets page covers the fall, our plus size Detroit Red Wings apparel page covers the women’s sizes, and the Detroit Pistons Isaiah Thomas jersey page is there for the Bad Boys throwback crowd.
Detroit Tigers Big and Tall FAQ
Do Tigers jackets really come in 6XL and tall sizes?
Yes — the jackets, hoodies and tees linked here run S through 6XL with tall sizes XLT through 5XLT. Use the size links above to land on your size directly.
What is the difference between 4X and 4XL, or XT and XLT?
Nothing — they are the same sizes written two ways. Retailers mix the labels, so this page lists both spellings to match what is printed on the tags.
Which jacket do I want for Opening Day?
The full winter jacket. Early April in Detroit regularly means temperatures in the 40s with wind; the lighter jacket and hooded versions take over from May onward.
Tigers Facts for the Ride Home
The Tigers have worn a version of the Old English D since the early 1900s — it may be the most unchanged logo in American sports. The 1984 team started the season 35-5, the best 40-game start in baseball history, and finished the job against San Diego; fans of a certain age still call that team “Bless You Boys.” The 1968 team won it all behind Denny McLain’s 31 wins. Comerica Park, open since 2000, greets you with enormous tiger statues at the gates and a Ferris wheel beyond the outfield — a ballpark that knows exactly which city it is in. The everyday enemies are the Guardians and White Sox in the AL Central, and a summer series against Cleveland still moves the needle in Detroit.