The Los Angeles Dodgers just beat the Atlanta Braves in the National League Divisional Series, and are officially headed to the NLCS.
That means a brand new collection of Los Angeles Dodgers Divisional Series Champions gear just dropped on Fanatics, including “Take October” t-shirts and a fresh MLB Playoffs hat, and they are selling fast. Fanatics notes that hundreds of these new pieces have already sold since the Dodgers clinched Wednesday night, and they could even sell out.
Los Angeles Dodgers new Playoffs shirt
The instant top-seller is the Los Angeles Dodgers 2026 MLB Division Series Champions Distressed Locker Room Take October T-Shirt. Take a look:
Dodgers playoff T-Shirt
Fanatics’ newest Los Angeles Dodgers T-Shirt, available for $45.
The shirt is available in sizes S to 3XL, and is also available in women’s sizes to suit all fans.
This shirts captures the energy of that pennant chase straight from the dugout, with details celebrating the team that is chasing history in its pursuit of a three-peat. They’re officially licensed screen-printed t-shirts, and made of 100% cotton, and machine washable.
New Dodgers hat tops off the look
Look, I’m a hat guy, so I’m always more excited about a hat, than a shirt. And I happen to think these Dodgers New Era 2026 NLDS Champions Locker Room 9SEVENTY Adjustable hats are pretty mint.
Los Angeles Dodgers playoff hat
Fanatics’ Los Angeles Dodgers hat, on sale for $38.
With history on the brink, Dodgers gear from one of the best runs in MLB history will be forever cherished.
Other details we love, include the structured crown, semi-curved visor and performance stretch sweatband. It’s also made with anti-microbial and sweat wicking technology, and has a nice rope accent across the visor.
Fanatics has 2026 Playoffs gear for all eight Divisional Series teams, as well as Wild Card teams and already-eliminated teams.
The Dodgers are four wins away from another trip to the World Series after eliminating the Braves in four games in the NLDS. Los Angeles clinched the series with a 4-1 victory Wednesday night, breaking a 1-1 tie in the seventh inning when Andy Pages lined a bases-loaded, two-run single up the middle. Max Muncy added a ninth-inning homer, his 19th postseason home run with the Dodgers, extending his franchise record. The Dodgers won the series 3-1 and advanced to a National League Championship Series rematch against Milwaukee.
Now comes the next step in a potential three-peat. The defending World Series champions will face the Brewers beginning Sunday in Milwaukee after sweeping them in last year’s NLCS. Los Angeles is attempting to become the first National League club to win three consecutive World Series titles, adding another chapter to one of baseball’s most dominant postseason runs.
Get the latest 2026 MLB Playoffs news, updates, scores and schedule in our complete guide to the postseason.