Bad Bunny Gifts Zara Employees a Version of His Custom Super Bowl 2026 Jersey After Wearing the Label for Halftime Show
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Michelle LeeFebruary 10, 2026 at 2:53 AM
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Bad Bunny gifts Zara HQ employees versions of his custom Super Bowl look after wearing the label for Halftime Show
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Bad Bunny's appearance at the 2026 Super Bowl just keeps on getting better
The Puerto Rican rapper made history headlining Sunday's Halftime Show and wore a custom Zara outfit for the event
His look featured a jersey-inspired shirt emblazoned with "Ocasio," which is his last name, and a version of it was gifted to Zara HQ employees in Spain, PEOPLE can confirm
Bad Bunny is really landing a touchdown in our hearts.
The Puerto Rican rapper, 31, made Super Bowl history with his Halftime Show performance on Sunday, Feb. 8, and he wore a custom Zara look to do it.
Styled by Storm Pablo and Marvin Douglas, he opened the event in a monochromatic cream menswear outfit that included a jersey-inspired shirt with "Ocasio" on the back (his birth name is Benito Antonio Martínez Ocasio) and the number "64." Turns out, the employees at Zara HQ got the chance to take one home for themselves.
A closer look at the details on Bad Bunny's custom Zara look for the 2026 Halftime Show
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PEOPLE can confirm that the "Monaco" artist gifted employees at Zara's headquarters in Spain a version of the shirt, along with a special note. A translation of the card shared by Hello! magazine reads, "Thank you for the time, the talent, and the heart you put into this. Thank you for making it real. This show was yours too. I hope you enjoy it. See you soon! Benito." The employees received an off-white tee with the number "64," similar in design to Bad Bunny's shirt.
The rest of the Grammy winner's Zara ensemble was styled with a collared shirt, trousers and a blazer. He slipped into Adidas sneakers from his own collaboration with the brand.
Bad Bunny wearing clothes made by the global retailer, founded in 1975, cemented the dedication to his culture for the historic performance, which marked the first time a predominantly Spanish-speaking artist has headlined the Super Bowl's Halftime Show.
Also worth noting was his choice of accessories, which were comprised of a $75K Audemars Piguet watch and a desert diamond stud earring in the shape of a football, of which designer Douglas said in a press release: "I wanted him to have something personal and unique that would always symbolize this milestone performance.”
Bad Bunny performing at the 2026 Super Bowl
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When Bad Bunny's headlining gig (which many have now dubbed the Benito Bowl) was announced last September, the news was met with divided reactions, some of which came from President Donald Trump. The announcement also followed the Latino artist's decision to skip touring the country for his Debí Tirar Más Fotos World Tour, due to Trump's use of the U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) for immigration crackdown.
His performance, however, led with nothing but joy as he paid tribute to his heritage and community, and shared a message on unity and hope, rather than political divide.
"God bless America," he said as he closed the show, "be it Chile, Argentina" and other nations in the Americas. He mentioned the “United States” in English, then Canada, and closed with “my motherland, Puerto Rico” in both English and Spanish. He also carried a football inscribed with the words, "Together We Are America."
There were also celebrity cameos from Pedro Pascal, Jessica Alba, Cardi B, Alix Earle and Karol G during the opening sequence. Guest performers included Ricky Martin and Lady Gaga.
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