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Officially Licensed NFL New Orleans Saints Paracord Bracelet

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  • Officially licensed New Orleans Saints Paracord Survival Bracelets that are proudly hand-crafted by our team of US Military Veterans. Our stylish Officially Licensed New Orleans Saints bracelet will show everyone that you’re a proud fan.

    - 100% Officially Licensed
    - Made out of high quality 450 and 550 pound test paracord
    - Fully Adjustable
    - Small fits a 6"-8" wrist
    - Large fits 7.5"-10" wrist
    - Limited Lifetime Warranty 

    We can make your bracelet with side-release metal or plastic clasp. If you would like this option, please follow these steps:
    1. First, add your bracelet to your cart (you will be taken to the cart page).
    2. Go back to this page and Click here. You will be taken to a different page where you can choose the buckle type and your bracelet size. (IMPORTANT: Buckled bracelets are NOT adjustable so you will be asked to provide the exact size for your bracelet.) 
    3. Add clasp to cart and complete your order at the checkout page.

  • When the Saints go marching in at the Superdome you’ll be there wearing your New Orleans Saints bracelet and cheering for your favorite team.  

    About the New Orleans Saints

    The New Orleans Saints were founded in 1966 by John W. Mecom Jr., David Dixon, and the city of New Orleans and they compete in the NFL as a member team of the league’s NFC South Division. The Saints are based in New Orleans, Louisiana and the play their home games in Mercedes-Benz Superdome.

    The New Orleans Saints franchise was officially approved by the NFL on November 1, 1966. November 1 is All Saints’ Day in the Catholic Church and as a nod to the day and because New Orleans has a large Catholic population, team owner John Mecom chose the name “Saints” for the team. The nickname “Saints” was also one of the favorites submitted in a name-the-team contest sponsored by the New Orleans States-Items. The song “When the Saints Go Marching In” which is strongly associated with New Orleans is the team’s fight song and is often sung by fans at games.    

    The Saints were barely competitive for most of their first 20 years in the league, and they only got to .500 twice. Their first-ever winning season was in 1987, they finished 12-3 and they qualified for the NFL playoffs – their very first playoffs appearance in franchise history. They played against the Minnesota Vikings, but unfortunately they lost the game with a score of 44-10. During the 1988 season, the Saints finished with a record of 10-6. During the 2000 season, the Saints got their first-ever playoff win when they defeated the St. Louis Rams with a score of 31-28.

    During the 2009 season, the Saints won 13 games, a franchise record. They also qualified for Super Bowl XLIV and they defeated the Indianapolis Colts with a score of 31-17. This is the only Super Bowl Championship that the Saints won and the only Super Bowl that they have appeared in.   

    Logo History

    The New Orleans Saints logo is a fleur-de-lis. The fleur-de-lis which means, “flower of the lily” is a symbol of the city of New Orleans. It is also a part of the city’s heritage and is often associated with the Royal Family of France.

    From 1967 through 1999, the Saints used the fleur-de-lis logo which was originally in black. The logo gives fans an iconic symbol that is tied to the city’s history.

    After over 30 years, the Saints made some changes with the logo. They changed the color of the logo from black to gold and made the outline black. The Saints have been using this logo since 2000.

    Team Facts

    • The Saints have won only one Super Bowl championship – Super Bowl XLIV.
    • The Saints have won the NFC Championship in 2009.
    • They have won two NFC Western Division Championships – 1991 and 2000.
    • The Saints have won the NFC South Division Championship in 2006, 2009, and 2011.
    • The New Orleans Saints have retired two jersey numbers, these are #31 (Jim Taylor) and #81 (Doug Atkins).
    • Mark Ingram wore the jersey number 28 on his first two seasons in New Orleans (2011 & 2012), and at the beginning of 2013, he changed his jersey number to 22.
    • Drew Brees threw for 4,418 yards on his first season in New Orleans (2006), more than any other QB in the NFL that year.
    • The Saints achieved their very first playoff victory in 2000 when they defeated the defending Super Bowl Champion St. Louis Rams.
    • The teams used the colors black and gold, because of the city’s long standing ties with the oil industry (“Black Gold”).
    • In 1970 during a game against the Lions, Saints Kicker Tom Dempsey scored a last second field goal to give the Saints the victory with a score of 19-17. Tom Dempsey’s last second field goal set the record for the longest ever kicked at 63 yards.
    • Jimmy Graham caught 51 touchdown passes during his five seasons with the Saints, each of them was thrown to him by quarterback Drew Brees.
    • Morten Andersen was the Saints all-time leading scorer with 1,318 points.
    • Deuce McAllister has the most rushing yards career with 6,096 yards.
    • Marques Colston has 666 receptions during his 8 years with the Saints.
    • Drew Brees has the most career passing yards with 43,685 yards.

    Show everyone that you are a proud Saints fan by wearing your handmade New Orleans Saints bracelet!

       

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