Abercrombie’s 19-Piece CeeDee Lamb Edit Went on Sale Nov. 5 After a Columbus Co-Design

Abercrombie & Fitch put a 19-piece collection co-designed with Dallas Cowboys wide receiver CeeDee Lamb on sale on Thursday, Nov. 5, 2026. The launch release is dated Nov. 4 from New Albany, Ohio, and was distributed through GlobeNewswire. The CeeDee Lamb Edit is sold on abercrombie.com and in select stores.

The collection extends a relationship that began in 2025, when Abercrombie was named the official fashion partner of the NFL and the Dallas Cowboys. The release describes Lamb working directly with the brand’s design team and presents the Edit as a co-design.

What the 19-Piece Edit Contains

The collection has 19 pieces across five categories: outerwear, knitwear, shirting, trousers and neckties. The release says the pieces draw on Lamb’s personal style and lean toward classic, polished designs.

Fort Worth CultureMap reports prices from $40 to $260 across the range. The release itself gives no prices, so that range rests on CultureMap alone.

Shoppers can buy the pieces on abercrombie.com and in select stores from Nov. 5. CultureMap names three store locations: Grapevine Mills, NorthPark Center and Galleria Dallas. The release refers only to “select stores.”

The Edit at a Glance
The CeeDee Lamb Edit has 19 pieces across outerwear, knitwear, shirting, trousers and neckties, priced from $40 to $260, according to Fort Worth CultureMap.

How Lamb Worked With the Columbus Design Team

According to the release, Lamb visited Abercrombie’s global home office in Columbus, Ohio, and worked directly with the brand’s design team. Lamb influenced the color palette, fabrics and silhouettes at the brand’s Columbus, Ohio office.

CultureMap describes the location as a design studio at the Ohio headquarters. It says Lamb chose the palette and fabrics and worked on silhouettes with the designers.

Corey Robinson, brand president of Abercrombie & Fitch, said in the release that welcoming Lamb into the office gave the company a chance to “build on our successful relationship.” Robinson described Lamb’s input as part of the creative process. CultureMap gives Robinson’s remarks in different wording, saying the brand was excited to welcome Lamb to its design office for the project.

Lamb said in the release that he has always enjoyed fashion and has been developing his own sense of style. He said the collection reflects where his style is today and that he was drawn to more refined, timeless pieces. CultureMap quotes Lamb differently, describing the process as a fun experience in which he had a say.

The release presents the Edit as a co-design, with the brand’s team and the athlete both helping design it.

Jersey No. 88 in the Details

Lamb’s number, 88, is embossed on the cardigan buttons, according to FashionUnited and CultureMap.

The number also appears on the back pocket of the trousers. FashionUnited and the release describe it as embroidered in Roman numerals, and CultureMap places the number on the same pocket.

Both placements put the jersey number on the garments themselves.

How the Edit Builds on the 2025 NFL Deal

FashionUnited’s 2025 report says Abercrombie signed a multi-year deal to become the official fashion partner of the Dallas Cowboys and the Dallas Cowboys Cheerleaders. The report calls it the first partnership of its kind between Abercrombie & Fitch and the NFL. The Cowboys announcement came just days after the NFL named the brand its official fashion partner. The release says Lamb first partnered with the brand in the 2025 campaign that announced the NFL and Cowboys fashion partnership.

The deal included licensed Cowboys collections sold at select team pro-shops, a prominent presence at&T Stadium and The Star, and participation in team activities such as home games and events run by the Cowboys Club and the Dallas Cowboys Women’s Association.

The same report said Lamb was one of two Cowboys players, with Jake Ferguson, in Abercrombie’s Style Concierge program. That program gives select NFL athletes professional styling for their everyday wardrobe.

The report also said Lamb would launch his own clothing collection later that season. It was to be sold in select Abercrombie stores and online as athlete-designed apparel, and no more precise date was given.

In the 2025 report, Charlotte Jones, chief brand officer and co-owner of the Dallas Cowboys, said the partnership takes the intersection of the Cowboys brand, lifestyle and apparel further and delivers what fans want. The November 2026 release describes the Edit as building on the brand’s multi-year partnership with the Cowboys.

Lamb influenced the color palette, fabrics and silhouettes at the brand’s Columbus, Ohio office.

The 2026 NFL Collection and Campaign

FashionUnited’s 2026 coverage says Abercrombie is entering its second year as an official NFL fashion partner. The 2026 NFL by Abercrombie collection covers all 32 teams across men’s, women’s, kids’, baby and toddler lines. It includes hoodies, sweatshirts, t-shirts and outerwear, designed to be worn beyond game day.

Select stores will carry expanded team-specific assortments for local fan bases. Planned activities include a steady cadence of product drops through the season, collections co-designed with NFL players, and personal styling for select talent through Style Concierge.

The partnership will also extend to tunnel walks, arrivals at select international games and Super Bowl activations.

Drake Maye, quarterback of the New England Patriots, Justin Jefferson, wide receiver of the Minnesota Vikings, and Jaxson Dart, quarterback of the New York Giants, front the campaign. CeeDee Lamb is among the additional campaign appearances, alongside Cooper DeJean, Jaxon Smith-Njigba, Jahmyr Gibbs and Malik Nabers. A separate FashionUnited article describes Lamb as starring in the brand’s current NFL campaign.

The women’s lineup includes content creators Ann Michael Maye, Emily Engram and Claire Kittle, plus Diana Flores, captain of Mexico’s World Champion National Flag Football Team.

Robinson said the NFL partnership is a natural fit and that the brand wants to help fans bring their team pride into everyday style. Casey Collins, NFL senior vice president of consumer products and licensing, said the expanded collection gives fans and players more ways to express themselves.

Where the Collections Are Sold

The Edit’s sales channels are abercrombie.com and select Abercrombie stores. The release notes that Abercrombie is sold in more than 300 stores worldwide, including abercrombie kids. The store names come from CultureMap.

The 2026 NFL collection will be sold on NFLShop.com, in NFL stadium stores, on official team e-commerce sites, on Fanatics.com, and in Abercrombie stores and on abercrombie.com. The expansion ties to a new partnership with Fanatics, the NFL’s e-commerce partner.

Sam Archibald, chief merchandising officer at Fanatics Commerce, said the inaugural NFL by Abercrombie collection “was a hit with fans.” Archibald also said the collection will be offered across the full NFL ecosystem, from NFL Shop and Fanatics.com to team shops online and in stadiums.