Travis Kelce Looks ‘So High School’ in a Schoolboy-Style Suit for First Chiefs Home Game

Travis Kelce is winning the ‘fit game.

The Kansas City Chiefs star, 35, rolled up to the tunnels of Arrowhead Stadium in a sleek suited look ahead of his team’s first game against the Philadelphia Eagles since they lost 40-20 in the 2025 Super Bowl.

Kelce arrived at the game in a navy Thom Browne suit set, featuring a red, white and blue stripe down the back of the jacket and matching shorts. He set the look off with a clean white button down shirt and navy tie. The tight end completed his look with black dress shoes and blinged-out sunglasses as he prepared to help Kansas City get their first win of the season.

Kelce’s look included custom details just for the NFL star — including his no. 87 stitched into his shirt cuff.

In a video shared by KCTV reporter Katie Maher on X, the three-time Super Bowl champion — who announced his engagement to Taylor Swift on Aug. 26 — looked focused to take on the Eagles at his home stadium.

Kelce’s game-day ‘fit is a fashion-forward follow-up to the getup he wore for his first tunnel walk of the season on Sept. 5 in São Paulo, Brazil, where the Chiefs suffered a 27-21 defeat against the Los Angeles Chargers in week one.

For the opener, the player wore one of his go-to labels: KidSuper. The suit jacket, which is now sold out on the brand’s website but originally retailed for $525, also featured an embroidered face detail.

Kelce wore it with the matching pants, also sold out online and originally retailing for $325.

He accessorized with his trusty Bottega Veneta Intrecciato Duffle, which retails for around $6K, black slides and black sunglasses, making a striking statement as he made his way to the locker room inside the Arena Corinthians.

The game itself was eventful for Kelce, who saw a fair share of highs and lows throughout each of its four quarters.

And at the start of the game, the Chiefs tight end was involved in a brutal collision with his teammate Xavier Worthy when they slammed into each other during a play, which ultimately resulted in a dislocated shoulder for the wide receiver who was out the rest of the game.

“I owe my guy big time, man, X knows it,” Kelce has since said about the accident in a recent episode of his New Heights podcast. “I felt like s—, I could barely even f—–‘ play the rest of that first half, man. But we girded up once I found out that he was in better spirits than I imagined.”

At the end of the game, meanwhile, Kelce scored his first touchdown of the season.

The tight end completed a pass from quarterback Patrick Mahomes for a 37-yard score in the fourth quarter and whipped out some moves in the end zone to celebrate.