New Orleans Saints Green Monstera Hawaiian Shirt

The New Orleans Saints Green Monstera Hawaiian Shirt is a short-sleeve button-up shirt for Saints fans who want their team colors mixed into a tropical print instead of a standard team polo. It leans on a large-scale leaf pattern rather than the smaller repeating logos most fan gear relies on.

The Fleur-de-Lis Sits Where the Monstera Leaves Part

Deep green monstera leaves spread across the collar and shoulders, splitting open right at the center placket so a black-and-gold fleur-de-lis fills the gap between them at chest height. The leaf shapes are drawn oversized rather than scattered small and even, which pulls the eye to that center point instead of letting the pattern read as flat background noise. Smaller fleur-de-lis outlines repeat lower on the torso, but the one at the chest stays the clear focal point because nothing else on the shirt matches its scale.

That kind of framing sets it apart from a typical Saints polo, where the logo usually sits small and alone on the left chest with a plain field around it. Here the monstera print is doing as much visual work as the team mark itself, so the shirt reads as a floral piece first and a fan shirt second, until you spot the fleur-de-lis anchoring the whole thing.

A Saints Hawaiian Shirt Built for Warm New Orleans Sundays

New Orleans holds onto its heat well into the fall, and tailgate lots outside the Caesars Superdome stay warm long after kickoff, which is part of why lighter button-up shirts have become a regular substitute for jerseys among Saints supporters. Some fans wear a print like this specifically because it doesn’t scream football at first glance, useful for a mixed crowd at a backyard watch party where not everyone showed up in team gear. Others treat it as a straightforward extension of their gameday rotation, something to throw on over a plain tee before heading out.

Who Picks a Monstera Print Over Standard Saints Apparel

Fans who like tropical prints but don’t want to lose the team connection tend to land on a shirt like this instead of a plain jersey. It works as a gift for a Saints fan who already owns enough black-and-gold t-shirts, and it fits into the wider trend of Hawaiian-style shirts showing up at NFL tailgates well beyond just baseball crowds. For people who enjoy both botanical prints and football season, the monstera leaves carry the aesthetic while the fleur-de-lis keeps the loyalty visible.

We designed this one at Teebete around that center opening on purpose, so the leaves would frame the team mark instead of competing with it for attention. Anyone rounding out a Saints tailgate wardrobe that’s mostly jerseys and hoodies has a lighter option here for the next warm afternoon on the schedule.