Minnesota Timberwolves Jerseys

Minnesota Timberwolves Jersey Styles, Editions and Colourways

Our Minnesota Timberwolves range carries 168 listings and is organised by the editions NBA fans actually search for: Swingman (132 listings), Icon Edition (42 listings), Fast Break (18 listings), City Edition (30 listings), Custom (24 listings), Statement Edition (21 listings), Hardwood Classics (33 listings) and Replica (3 listings). The most common colourways in stock are White, Navy, Black, Blue, Green and Purple, and every listing is tagged by team, audience and jersey type so the editions do not get mixed up.

Minnesota Timberwolves play in the Western Conference, Northwest Division, out of Target Center in Minneapolis, Minnesota. That context matters when you are choosing a jersey: division rivals appear in the same colour family, and the Timberwolves colourways are usually the safest way to tell two similar designs apart at a glance.

Player jerseys are the fastest moving part of the range. The Timberwolves name-and-number options currently listed include Anthony Edwards, Karl-Anthony Towns, Kevin Garnett and Rudy Gobert, and each player page groups that player's Timberwolves jerseys in one place.

Minnesota Timberwolves Jersey Sizing, Fit and Buying Guide

Minnesota Timberwolves jerseys here are cut separately for each audience rather than being one unisex fit: Men's runs XS to 4XL, Women's runs XXS to 3XL and Youth runs 3-4 to 17-18. Men's and Women's cuts are built on different shoulder and body proportions, so a Women's large is not the same garment as a Men's large.

• Men's: XS to 4XL — the standard straight-cut jersey.
• Women's: XXS to 3XL — tapered body and narrower shoulder.
• Youth: 3-4 to 17-18 — sized for younger fans.

If you are buying as a gift and are unsure of the size, the player-name jerseys in the current Timberwolves range are the easiest to exchange because the same design is usually listed in all three audience cuts. Check the size chart on the product page before you order a Youth size — Youth 17-18 is close to, but not identical to, an adult small.