Shaquille O’Neal Introduces New XLG Collection at JCPenney

Disclosure: We attended an event unveiling the new Shaquille O’Neal XLG  collection. All opinions are our own.

With our headquarters in Massachusetts, many of us here at Mom Central know Shaquille “Shaq” O’Neal as “The Big Shamrock” and love what he did for the Boston Celtics during his time with us. Now Shaq is bringing that same excitement to men with his new collection at JCPenney. Building on the Company’s partnership with NBA legend and television personality Shaquille “Shaq” O’Neal, JCPenney is unveiling an all-new, exclusive big & tall brand, Shaquille O’Neal XLG. Available in 350 stores and online at JCPenney.com on Sept. 13, the brand will feature a curated selection of men’s clothing and furnishings designed specifically with the big & tall customer in mind.

Shaquille O’Neal XLG will offer over 60 unique styles of men’s suited separates, dress shirts, ties and belts in a range of sizes, all at affordable price points. Sale prices include a suit for $199.99, sport coat for $114.99 and dress shirt for $32.50. Big & tall men will discover suited separates and sport coats in sizes up to 64, belts up to 4XL, and extra-long ties.

Each piece features a modern, understated design combined with a classic fit, allowing for an effortless style that easily transitions from day to night. Plus, each garment is infused with performance features including cooling technology, stretch fabrics and flex collars to ensure ultimate comfort. As always, an expanded assortment of styles, sizes and colors will be available online at JCPenney.com.

We had the opportunity to see some of the pieces firsthand at an event attended by Shaq himself. It was easy to see his pure passion for developing stylish clothes for big and tall men that he knew would make them look and feel great. The pieces are very high quality and offered at value-driven pricepoints.

To shop for this collection, visit JCPenney after September 13! It’s not just the kids who need new clothes this time of year!

Lorianne Lacey