Section near Terminal D gates fills with blue and silver gear
Dallas Cowboys Pro Shop in Terminal D sits on the main concourse between international gates, so you’ll walk past it on many long-haul departures. It’s fully post-security, so you can browse right up until boarding starts. Think of it as a regular mall fan shop dropped into DFW, heavy on jerseys and souvenir items tied to the NFL’s Cowboys brand.
Authentic jerseys with stitched names and numbers usually run well over $100, with cheaper printed versions under that mark. You’ll see racks of Dak Prescott and CeeDee Lamb shirts in every common size, plus kids’ gear down to toddler ages. There’s also a wall of hats with the star logo in at least a dozen cap styles, from flat brims to adjustable trucker caps.
Gift items skew small and packable: logo mini-footballs, lanyards, shot glasses, keychains, and magnets all under $20. There are also bigger pieces like hoodies, sideline-style jackets, and blankets that can eat up carry-on space, so plan around your bag size. Prices run higher than what you’d pay at a suburban Dick’s Sporting Goods, but roughly in line with team-store and stadium pricing.
Hours usually mirror Terminal D’s heavy bank of flights, opening early morning for 6–7 a.m. departures and staying open into the late evening wave of international pushes after 8 p.m. Stock can thin out late on Cowboys game days, especially on caps and popular jersey sizes. Tip: if you’re flying from another terminal, use the SkyLink train to swing through D, buy once, then ride directly to your gate.