Travis Kelce and Tru Kolors just dropped an American Eagle collection

Taylor Swift’s engagement ring isn’t the only thing Travis Kelce has co-designed lately.

A day after the couple’s engagement, Kelce’s Tru Kolors brand dropped a collaboration with American Eagle featuring over 90 pieces, ranging from sporty varsity jackets and tees to wool coats and cargo pants.

“I’ve had to keep my excitement about this collab under wraps for nearly a year,” Kelce said in a press release, noting that his fashion label is all about “showing up authentically and having fun with style.”

The NFL star also modeled the fresh drop alongside a group of athletes that “perfectly represent the collaboration”: Suni Lee, Anna Frey, Azzi Fudd, Drew Allar, Jeremiah Smith and Kiyan Anthony.

While a second drop hits the site on September 24, the first limited-edition line is sure to sell out fast. Below, shop a selection of highlights before they fly off the shelves.

In his “Folklore” era? Kelce bundled up in this fall-ready flannel for the campaign.

The NFL star put a luxe spin on a standard baseball cap with this two-tone corduroy design.

Prep for colder weather with preppy pieces like this oversized rugby shirt.

Kelce also modeled these floral pants — along with a matching jacket that’s not yet released — for the star-studded advertisements.

The NFL tight end — who knows a thing or two about successful manifestation — also collaborated on graphic tees like this “Manifest Airlines” design.

This cozy “TK” beanie comes in five luxe-looking colors.

With camouflage on one side and stripes on the other, this versatile vest is two looks in one.

The design on this country club-inspired tee was “handpicked by Travis Kelce,” per the brand.

This boxy camp shirt would look right at home in one of Kelce’s game-day ‘fits.

Sold in cream, olive and maroon, this cozy hoodie matches the Heavyweight Sweatpant perfectly.

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This article was written by Hannah Southwick, Commerce Writer/Reporter for Page Six Style. Hannah spies deals on actually affordable celebrity-worn styles, puts Hollywood’s favorite labels to the test and finds the beauty products that keep stars red carpet-ready. She consults stylists and industry pros — including celebs themselves — for firsthand product recommendations, trend predictions and more. In addition to writing for Page Six since 2020, her work has been featured in USA Today and Parade.