Women’s Plus Size LA Kings Tees, Hoodies & Jerseys | 1X–4X
Hockey in Los Angeles was supposed to be a novelty act. Then the Kings won the Stanley Cup twice in three years, the black and silver took over downtown, and a generation of fans who grew up at the beach learned to argue about forechecking. Kings t-shirts, hoodies and jerseys on this page run in women’s sizes S through XL plus true plus sizes 1X, 2X, 3X and 4X.
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LA Kings Women’s Plus Sizes — S Through 4X
Every size this page sells, listed out:
- S, M, L and XL
- Plus M and Plus L (plus-cut versions of the middle sizes)
- 1X
- 2X (also written XXL)
- 3X (jerseys spell it 3XL)
- 4X (jerseys spell it 4XL)
| Size | Also written as | Fit note |
|---|---|---|
| XL | — | A missy cut — straight through the body, the largest of the regular sizes |
| 1X | Plus 1X | A true plus cut: more room through the bust, waist and hips than an XL |
| 2X | XXL, 2XL | Plus cut with extra ease; the most-stocked Kings plus size |
| 3X | 3XL | Apparel links use 3X; the separate jersey links use 3XL — same size |
| 4X | 4XL | The top of the range; apparel links use 4X, jersey links use 4XL |
This page keeps apparel and jerseys in separate size links, because the Kings jersey range is its own department. Pick your lane:
On fit: a hockey jersey is cut to layer — it’s meant to go over a hoodie on a cold night downtown — so order your usual size and you’ll have room. Tees and hoodies in the apparel links follow a standard women’s plus fit.
Shop LA Kings Gear in Your Size
Women’s plus size Los Angeles Kings t-shirts, hoodies, jackets and jerseys are gathered here: black and silver for the arena, and enough range that nobody has to settle for a men’s shirt three sizes too big just to get the logo.
Los Angeles Kings Women’s Plus Size T-Shirt
The Kings tee in black with the crown-and-shield crest is the everyday piece — it works at the arena, at a watch party, and anywhere else in LA where silver and black reads as a complete outfit.
Shop the wider range three ways: all LA Kings plus size apparel at Fanatics, the women’s Los Angeles Kings apparel department at FansEdge, and the dedicated women’s Los Angeles Kings jerseys at NHL Shop if the sweater is what you’re after.
Jackets deserve a word of their own, because the original version of this page sold a lot of them. Kings jackets in this range run from light zip-ups for a spring game to heavier lined styles for the winter months, and they follow the same size ladder as the rest of the page. A jacket is also the easiest Kings gift to buy for someone else: it doesn’t need the close fit of a tee, the crest reads from across the room, and black goes with everything she already owns. If you’re buying blind, a jacket in her usual plus size is the lowest-risk pick on the page.
More Los Angeles Gear in Plus Sizes
LA fans rarely stop at one logo. Summer belongs to the Dodgers plus size tank tops, hoodies and tees, and the fall splits between the LA Rams tee shirts, hoodies and jerseys and the LA Chargers plus size apparel pages.
LA Kings Plus Size FAQ
Do Kings jerseys come in 4X?
Yes — jerseys run up to 4XL (the same size as 4X, spelled the hockey way), and apparel runs to 4X. The size links above keep the two departments separate so you land in the right one.
What’s the difference between XL and 1X?
An XL is the top missy size with a straighter cut. A 1X is drafted as a plus size, with more room through the bust, waist and hips. If missy XLs feel tight across the middle, the 1X is the one to try.
What are Plus M and Plus L?
They’re plus-cut versions of medium and large that show up in parts of this department — same idea as 1X, applied to the middle sizes. If a regular L is close but not quite, a Plus L is worth a look.
How should a Kings jersey fit?
Loose enough to layer over a hoodie. Jerseys are not cut close like a fashion tee, and that’s on purpose — the arena bowl is cold, and the sweater is built for it.
Kings Facts for the Ride Home
The Kings joined the NHL in 1967, but the franchise changed forever in 1988, when Wayne Gretzky arrived from Edmonton and Los Angeles — a city with no hockey tradition to speak of — suddenly had the greatest player in the sport wearing its colors. The team also switched to black and silver that year, and the look stuck. The payoff came a generation later: in 2012 the Kings won the Stanley Cup as a No. 8 seed, the first eighth seed ever to win it, ripping through the playoffs at 16–4. They did it again in 2014, in a double-overtime Game 5 against the Rangers that still gets talked about downtown. Their building sits in the middle of the LA sports district, and their meanest rivalry is the Freeway Face-Off against the Anaheim Ducks, 30 miles of freeway and a lot of bad blood apart.
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