Where to Find Cheap Pittsburgh Steeler Jerseys?

If you think it's time to get yourself a new Steelers jersey before you head out to Heinz Field--and before you head out to Footlocker and spend over $100--there are many options that can save you both time and money and get you the jersey you're looking for.

  1. eBay & Online Retailers

    • A quick search for "Steelers jerseys" on eBay, or a browse over Craigslist, will come back with hundreds of hits on everything from vintage Terry Bradshaw jerseys to Jerome Bettis's Pro Bowl uniforms. Prices are generally cheaper than stores across the board. While a lot of these uniforms are being sold by fellow Steelers fans at great discounts, some online stores do their business through eBay as well their own websites. Even when you include shipping, these jerseys are still much cheaper than in stores.

      There is always risk when buying off the Internet. Uniforms you think are authentic can actually turn out to be replicas or cheap knock-off jerseys. Some disingenuous individuals have even gone so far as to print their own jerseys from home and pass them off as authentic. While most online stores are on the up-and-up, there are a lot of scam artists on auction sites.

    Newspaper Listings

    • Newspapers are another excellent place to look for people who are selling their Steelers jerseys for cheap. While not nearly as popular due to the decreasing interest in newspapers, you have a better chance of completing the transaction successfully through ads found in the newspaper than online simply because the majority of the sales are finalized either face-to-face or over the telephone, and the jersey can be inspected.

    Garage Sales

    • During the summer months, garage sales are still a great option for anyone looking for a Steelers jersey. Not only do you get to inspect the jersey before purchase, but you can also haggle with the seller to try and knock down the price a few dollars before completing the final sale.