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Boston Celtics Jayson Tatum #0 2025/26 Jersey - City Edition

Boston Celtics Jayson Tatum #0 2025/26 Jersey - City Edition

€41,99
€41,99
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Wear the green and represent Boston's franchise cornerstone in a City Edition build made for game night and everyday wear alike.

This fan jersey carries Jayson Tatum's #0 and channels the City Edition's Boston-inspired design details, part of FansGalaxy's Collabs, Retro & Special Editions lineup that goes beyond the standard home and away kits. Tatum has anchored the Celtics' frontcourt since being drafted third overall in 2017, and this jersey lets fans show up for him on the days that matter most.

Explore more from the Boston Celtics collection or browse the full NBA City Edition Jerseys lineup for more standout looks.

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Jayson Tatum

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This Boston Celtics City Edition fan jersey features Jayson Tatum's #0.

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Who is this jersey for?

Any Boston Celtics fan who wants to rep Jayson Tatum's #0 in the City Edition design. This is a fixed-name player jersey, so Tatum's name and number are already set on the jersey — no separate customization step needed.

How long does delivery take?

Shipping is free worldwide with tracking included. Delivery typically takes about 12-18 business days, though this can vary a bit depending on your location.

Can I return or exchange this jersey?

Yes — returns and exchanges are accepted within 30 days of delivery. Once a return is approved, refunds are processed within 10 business days.

What's an interesting fact about Jayson Tatum and the Celtics?

**Jayson Tatum** — Tatum grew up in St. Louis, Missouri, and was picked third overall in the 2017 NBA Draft out of Duke — his own dad had played college basketball before him. (Source: Britannica / ESPN)