Collection: Anfernee Hardaway Jerseys | Stitched Orlando Magic NBA Gear

Anfernee Hardaway and the Orlando Magic #1

Anfernee "Penny" Hardaway arrived in 1993 and formed one of the best pairings in the league with Shaquille O'Neal, a backcourt-and-big combination that carried Orlando to the 1995 NBA Finals. His #1 is the other half of that era.

This group collects the Magic jerseys built around his #1. The number is shared with a later Orlando star, so what separates this group is the name above it.

How to Check the Stitching Before You Buy

A jersey described as stitched should show three things. First, the edge of the number sits slightly proud of the mesh, because layered twill is thicker than the fabric under it. Second, the satin stitch that locks the twill down runs as a continuous line with even density; loose or skipped stitches are the first thing to go. Third, the nameplate is a separate strip sewn on as its own panel rather than printed onto the back, which is why it flexes with the shoulder instead of cracking across the middle.

Turn the garment inside out and the same work should be visible from behind: a clean backing over the twill, no loose thread tails, and no adhesive film. If the inside looks unfinished, the outside will not survive a season of washing.

Reading the Number Up Close

The numeral is built in layers: a base shape cut from twill, a contrasting outline stitched over its edge, then a fine satin run inside that outline. On a single digit the outline wraps four corners. On a double-digit number it also has to bridge the narrow gap where the two shapes meet, and that bridge is where the most hand work goes - a millimetre too tight and the fabric puckers, too loose and the gap shows daylight. That is the detail worth checking before you commit, and it is the reason a stitched number reads differently from a printed one at arm length.

Fit note: the cut is athletic, so the chest measurement matters more than the length. If you are between two sizes, take the larger one - the mesh does not stretch across the shoulders.

Sizing

Measure the chest at the fullest point, then match that number against the chart below. Sizes run from S through 2XL, and the cut is athletic rather than boxy, so a size up is the safer choice if you plan to layer a hoodie underneath.

Orlando Magic basketball jersey size chart

Care

Turn the jersey inside out, wash cold on a gentle cycle, and skip the dryer. Heat is what breaks down the stitch tension and dulls the twill, so line dry it flat and iron only on the reverse, never directly on the lettering.

Shipping and Returns

You get free shipping on orders of 5 items or more; orders under 5 items ship for a flat $7. Every order ships with tracking. Unworn jerseys can be returned within the standard return window, and sizing exchanges carry no extra shipping cost.