Buckeyes across the nation will be sure to sing “Carmen Ohio” on Saturday during the Buckeyes’ annual spring football game at Ohio Stadium. This is the first time the team has appeared since their loss against Missouri in the Cotton Bowl on Dec. 29.
Ohio State attire is essential for emulating true Buckeye spirit. Nothing is more intimidating than a sea of red.
Layering is key, allowing you to adjust clothing based on your comfort and weather conditions, particularly in the unpredictable Ohio weather. A tried-and-true outfit suggestion is wearing an Ohio State jersey over a black or neutral-colored sweatshirt with jeans or leggings. The sweatshirt gives you warmth while also providing added protection against potential rain.
The jersey allows you to show support for your favorite player, even if it’s simply for fashion’s sake. At any point in the game, you can shed the hoodie when the bright sun beats into the ‘Shoe during noon games, tying it around your waist for easy access. The jeans and leggings allow you to stay comfortable while keeping the jersey the focal point of the outfit.
Ohio State’s collaboration with Lululemon offers a sublime option for those who lean towards sportier styles. A Lululemon x Ohio State tank with matching leggings or shorts from the collection allows individuals to tap into the athleisure aesthetic.
The notable part of the Lululemon x Ohio State collaboration is that all the pieces coordinate, diminishing the predicament of finding a perfect pair of pants to match the rest of the outfit.
If you’re looking to purchase your Buckeye gear in the heart of Ohio, there are a multitude of shops to visit. Rally House, College Traditions, The Ohio State Bookstore, Mid High Market, Clothing Underground and Buckeye Bargains are Columbus-based stores with proximity to campus. These storefronts provide great options for any type of merchandise, from sweatshirts to dog toys.
If you’re looking to shop online, you can find merchandise at Fanatics, Go Buckeyes and the Big Ten Store.
For the first-ever televised Ohio State spring football game, wear your scarlet and gray and scream "O-H-I-O.”
The spring game will be held April 13 at noon in the Ohio Stadium. Student tickets are free and do not need to be purchased. Tickets for the public require payment and can be bought here.