SUNRISE, FLA. (WSVN) - Following the Florida Panthers’ historic victory in the Stanley Cup Finals, fans eager to celebrate can now purchase official championship merchandise.
Dick’s Sporting Goods, located across from Amerant Bank Arena at Sawgrass Mills Mall, has stocked up on fan gear for this monumental occasion.
Last night, 7News visited Atlas Embroidery in Fort Lauderdale, where at least 65 employees worked through the night to prepare thousands of commemorative t-shirts. These shirts are also available at major retailers such as Walmart.
Adam Cohen, President of Atlas Embroidery and Screening, expressed his enthusiasm about the team’s victory.
“It’s pretty exciting. You got to witness it firsthand,” Cohen said. “The Florida Panthers win the Stanley Cup for the first time ever, and our shop gets to be the one to make the Stanley Cup Championship t-shirts. It’s pretty electric.”
The official merchandise is available at Dick’s Sporting Goods, 12801 W Sunrise Blvd, Sunrise, FL 33323, where Broward County residents and visitors can purchase their gear.
“I figured, before my flight out, I would stop by and be the first one, so I could show up home happy and well dressed,” said Peter Kirschenbaum, a fan. “It was incredible. I’ve been to Super Bowl’s, World Series, but knowing that you had the two extremes, it could either be one of the worst nights as a fan or one of the best night. Like, there’s nothing like it.”
At Amerant Bank area, fans made their way to Pantherland, where fans can find t-shirts, hats, slides and even big rat chains. Just the things Richard Duncan was looking for.
“Today we came out here first thing, kids were fired up from last night,” he said. “They fell asleep quite early so I woke them up and let them know that the Florida Panthers won the Stanley Cup and got out here to get the jerseys freshened up, get all that championship gear and swag.”
The Panthers clinched their first championship in NHL history by defeating the Edmonton Oilers in a thrilling seven-game series. This victory is especially significant considering the team’s journey through the playoffs, which nearly saw a 3-0 lead slip away before securing the win in Game 7. This win marks the Panthers’ first championship in their three Stanley Cup Finals appearances.
We’ll soon make way for a big Sunday championship parade at Fort Lauderdale Beach.
Fans quickly took to the nearby team store on Tuesday to gear up for the upcoming parade. Getting fans like Giovanni Batiste excited for what’s to come.
“Super excited. I actually rode my bike over her guys, five miles just to be able to check it out,” he said.
The parade will start at 11 a.m. at Riomar Street on the north end of the beach and head south down A1A to Fifth Street.
“We are giving ourselves the rest of the week to pull it all together, to make it the best parade ever,” said Fort Lauderdale Mayor Dean Trantalis.
Many of the details are still in the works but one thing that many have already ironed out is getting the right gear.
“We got some shirts and a puck, we’re really excited,” said Michele Novick.
“We gotta wear it for the parade on Sunday. I tried to get some merch because the lines were long and they were sold out by the time we got out,” said Samantha. “[The game] was wild. I cried like a baby.”
“Thank you so much for the thrills you’ve given us this year. Hope it keeps going,” said Robert Colosimo.
As the community celebrates, South Florida can now enjoy the relief and joy of this long-awaited victory, marking a new chapter in the state’s sports history.
The Stanley Cup, which has been won by other Florida teams in recent years, now proudly resides with the Panthers, adding to the state’s growing hockey legacy.
Copyright 2026 Sunbeam Television Corp. All rights reserved. This material may not be published, broadcast, rewritten or redistributed.