Homage’s “Year of The Tiger” design is very popular around Cincinnati as the Bengals Super Bowl run just happens to correspond with the Chinese Year of The Tiger.

This Los Angeles Rams shirt is a one-color print featuring an old-school Rams logo. (Via Etsy)

A vintage 1988 crewneck sweater that highlights the last time (before this year) the Bengals won the American Football Conference Championship. (Via poshmark.com)

Commemorating the Rams’ Super Bowl win in 2000, this shirt features Hall of Famer Kurt Warner. Legendary players like Warner are still beloved by present-day LA Rams fans for what he did for the franchise. (Via grailed.com)

This “fathead” design from Homage features Ickey Woods, a Cincinnati Bengals player of the late-’80s and early-’90s who is best known for his “Ickey Shuffle” touchdown dance.

This bold, collared Rams shirt will make you the focal point of any Super Bowl party – and probably land you on grill duties! (Via Pinterest.)

It would be hard to miss anyone wearing this black and orange tie-dye Bengals shirt, which pairs a metallic font print with the classic tiger head logo. (via Grailed.com)

This white crewneck pays tribute to the olden days of the LA Rams, with the design dating way back to the 1940s when the team played at the Los Angeles Coliseum. In 2020, the Rams began playing home games in SoFi Stadium, site of this year’s Super Bowl.  (Via vintagebrand.com)

Here’s a dramatic design featuring a taped up, battle-tested Bengals player hoisting his helmet in the air. (Via doubledoublevintage.com)

Aaron Donald, a current defensive lineman for the Rams, is one of the best players in the NFL and is definitely worthy of a T-shirt all his own. (Via teefoxstore.com)

Another vintage shirt from the 1988 Bengals Super Bowl run, this one features Cincinnati icons Anthony Munoz, Ickey Woods, and Boomer Esiason. (Via Ebay)

This throwback design will make you feel like a real player for the Rams! The team used to really lean into those ram horn designs on the shoulders. (Via Pinterest)

Another shirt from Homage features a famous quote from former Bengals coach Sam Wyche, who made the emblazoned remark following a game in Cincinnati during which Bengals fans were unruly and threw trash on the field. Today’s Bengals fans have much less to complain about.

This T-shirt featuring LA Rams greats Jim Everett and Henry Ellard dates back to 1990 before the team’s move to St. Louis. (Via Etsy.com)

Deadheads in California will appreciate this Grateful Dead and LA Rams hybrid design. (Via Pinterest)

This vibrant design features the bold, Microsoft Word-esque fonts that were so popular in the ’90s. (Via Grailed.com)