Buying an NPL Season 3 jersey means choosing between team stores, a team app and the stadium itself, because no single league-wide shop sells all eight teams’ kits. Prices found on official team channels run from Rs 1,299 for Pokhara’s home shirt to NPR 3,500 for Chitwan’s player edition, with stadium kiosks at TU Ground stocking all eight squads and Biratnagar selling through its own app. Every price below comes from a team store, a team app or a published team listing — replica and marketplace prices are marked as such, so fans can tell official stock from the rest.
| Cheapest official fan jersey found | Pokhara Home Jersey, Rs 1,299 |
| Most expensive listed | Chitwan Player Edition Jersey Season 3, NPR 3,500 |
| Signed fundraiser jersey | Kushal Bhurtel autograph jersey, Rs 1,649 |
| Stadium sales | Official kiosks at TU Ground, Kirtipur, all eight teams |
| Personalization | Biratnagar app lets fans add name and number |
| Payment options | Cash on delivery or electronic payment (Biratnagar app) |
| Also available | Caps, scarves and wristbands at stadium kiosks |
What an official jersey costs
Pokhara Avengers run the clearest official store of any franchise, with three jersey prices on their own shop: the Pokhara Home Jersey at Rs 1,299, reduced from Rs 1,499, the Customized Home Jersey at Rs 1,649, and a fundraiser jersey signed by captain Kushal Bhurtel at Rs 1,649, with Rs 200 from every sale of the signed shirt going to grassroots cricket development in Gandaki Province. Pokhara’s store describes its home shirt as lightweight and breathable in bold team colours, proudly made in Nepal, and lists the club contact as admin@pokharaavengers.com.
Chitwan Rhinos sell at the other end of the range through their own shop: the Player Edition Jersey for Season 3 costs NPR 3,500, described as premium moisture-wicking fabric with player-grade specifications and official team badges, bringing the same on-field look to fans. Chitwan’s shop takes bookings and contacts buyers afterwards, rather than charging straight through a cart. Lumbini’s Season 2 playing jersey was listed by the team at Rs 2,000, while a reseller lists a Season 2 Lumbini shirt at NPR 1,000 — the gap shows why fans should check whether a listing is a team store or a third-party seller before comparing prices.
| Jersey | Seller | Price |
|---|---|---|
| Pokhara Home Jersey | Pokhara Avengers official store | Rs 1,299 |
| Pokhara Customized Home Jersey | Pokhara Avengers official store | Rs 1,649 |
| Kushal Bhurtel autograph fundraiser jersey | Pokhara Avengers official store | Rs 1,649 |
| Chitwan Player Edition Jersey Season 3 | Chitwan Rhinos official shop | NPR 3,500 |
| Lumbini Season 2 playing jersey | Team listing | Rs 2,000 |
| Lumbini Season 2 jersey | Third-party reseller | NPR 1,000 |
Where to buy
Stadium kiosks are the simplest option on a matchday. The league’s own fan guide confirms official franchise merchandise kiosks inside the stadium perimeter at TU Ground, selling authentic jerseys, caps, scarves and wristbands for all eight squads — Biratnagar Kings, Chitwan Rhinos, Janakpur Bolts, Karnali Yaks, Kathmandu Gorkhas, Lumbini Lions, Pokhara Avengers and Sudurpaschim Royals. Fans heading to a match can therefore buy any team’s shirt at the ground, without ordering ahead.
Online, buying runs through each team’s own channel. Pokhara sells through its official store, Chitwan through its official shop, and Biratnagar through its official app, launched in beta for Android on 25 October 2026 with an iOS version promised soon. Biratnagar’s app store also handles personalization, letting fans add their own name and preferred number, with cash on delivery or electronic payment and order tracking inside the app. Biratnagar, Karnali and Chitwan all sell official jerseys online, while Janakpur offers scarves and jerseys through its own channels.
Marketplaces are the third route, and the one where care matters most. Older market listings put custom-printed jerseys around Rs 1,250 to Rs 1,700 and pre-printed shirts around Rs 950 to Rs 1,400, varying by seller. Those are market prices, not team-store prices, and fans chasing an official shirt should look for hologram tags and the team’s official logo before paying.
Player edition vs fan jersey
Chitwan’s NPR 3,500 player edition and Pokhara’s Rs 1,299 home shirt show the two ends of the official range. Player editions use player-grade specifications and premium moisture-wicking fabric, matching what the squad wears on the field, while fan jerseys use lightweight breathable fabric in bold team colours at a lower price. Pokhara’s customized home shirt at Rs 1,649 sits between, offering the fan fit with a personal touch, and Biratnagar’s app personalization covers the same ground for its own supporters.
Kit colours already confirmed on the field give fans a quick check before buying: Pokhara play in black and gold, Kathmandu in purple and gold, Lumbini in red, Biratnagar in navy blue with yellow trim, and Sudurpaschim in yellow. A shirt that does not match the team’s on-field colours is worth a second look, whatever its listing claims.
Beyond the jersey
Jerseys are only part of what the kiosks and stores carry. Stadium kiosks stock caps, scarves and wristbands for all eight teams, and Pokhara’s store adds an official cricket kit from Rs 5,060, including a bat, a bat cover and a choice of branded ball. Biratnagar’s Verified Fan programme distributes jerseys and food vouchers to hundreds of app users who join the club community and verify their accounts, giving fans a free route to official merchandise alongside the paid one.
No central league shop has been found selling every team’s kit in one place, so the practical route stays the same: pick a team, buy from its own store or app, or pick a shirt up at a TU Ground kiosk on matchday.
From each team’s own store or app (Pokhara’s official store, Chitwan’s official shop and Biratnagar’s official app) or from official merchandise kiosks inside the stadium perimeter at TU Ground, which stock all eight teams.
Prices found on official channels run from Rs 1,299 for Pokhara’s home jersey to NPR 3,500 for Chitwan’s Season 3 player edition, with Pokhara’s customized and signed fundraiser jerseys at Rs 1,649 in between.
Biratnagar’s official app lets fans add their name and preferred number to a jersey, and market sellers offer custom printing in a separate price range.
Yes — official franchise merchandise kiosks inside the TU Ground perimeter sell authentic jerseys, caps, scarves and wristbands for all eight squads on matchdays.
