I don't wear any branded clothing, unless the company/organization is paying me.
Why do people walk around as free advertising (actually worse: they're most likely paying to advertise for the businesses).
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One of my (first) cousins is in a professional sports league, and you've likely heard his name mentioned for all star / pro bowl consideration. I wera it to support him
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supporting family wrote:
One of my (first) cousins is in a professional sports league, and you've likely heard his name mentioned for all star / pro bowl consideration. I wera it to support him
Do you support all your cousins in a similar manner, for example, if one works at Best Buy do you also wear a Best Buy shirt?
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mehvilles wrote:
help me out here wrote:
How does it make you feel? Which men's jersey's do you wear?
It makes me feel like I’m supporting the team, same as if I am wearing a nameless jersey or a band t shirt or a company branded shirt.
So why do you choose one with another man's name on the back instead of just a team shirt?
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help me out here wrote:
mehvilles wrote:
It makes me feel like I’m supporting the team, same as if I am wearing a nameless jersey or a band t shirt or a company branded shirt.
So why do you choose one with another man's name on the back instead of just a team shirt?
I have examples of both. That player may have had memorable events with that team or is a team leader and I don’t have your hangup about the athlete’s name being on the jersey somehow making the jersey unacceptable.
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mehvilles wrote:
help me out here wrote:
So why do you choose one with another man's name on the back instead of just a team shirt?
I have examples of both. That player may have had memorable events with that team or is a team leader and I don’t have your hangup about the athlete’s name being on the jersey somehow making the jersey unacceptable.
Why do you choose one's that are another man's jersey?
You never said which men's jersey's you have.
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SoftballSandy wrote:
Yes, two. A 1977 brown and gold Padres jersey with Winfield on the back and a 1985 Sox jersey with Fisk.
Why? Do you wear them only to games?
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help me out here wrote:
mehvilles wrote:
I have examples of both. That player may have had memorable events with that team or is a team leader and I don’t have your hangup about the athlete’s name being on the jersey somehow making the jersey unacceptable.
Why do you choose one's that are another man's jersey?
You never said which men's jersey's you have.
I just answered your first question in my last post and your 2nd one bears no relevance.
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help me out here wrote:
At all these sporting events, I've seen grown men wearing the jersey of other men. I don't get it.
Has anyone here ever worn another man's jersey? If so, can you explain why?
LRC note. The OP left the the word 'worn' out of the title. We have added it.
I was rocking my Brittany Griner jersey the other day and just got out of the hospital!
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mehvilles wrote:
help me out here wrote:
Why do you choose one's that are another man's jersey?
You never said which men's jersey's you have.
I just answered your first question in my last post and your 2nd one bears no relevance.
Why are you so evasive about this. Are you embarrassed?
Which men's jersey's do you own?
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Never and it’s a hill I’m willing to die on. I’ve been saying this for years.
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I won't wear a Jersey with any man's name on it. I went to a university named after a president and never wore the team jersey. Ran every race shirtless.
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soccer fan wrote:
I grew up with many soccer jerseys for players in European leagues. Right now I only have one jersey with a name on it (Brazil national team/Neymar) but I will undoubtedly own more in the future (the rest of my current jerseys are not player specific). I tend to wear out my soccer jerseys
I had Charles Barkley’s jerseys from the Suns and Rockets and later Thierry Henry’s Arsenal jersey. Used to wear the Barkley jerseys when balling as a kid, and I wore the Henry jersey to a presentation I did in French class in college so yeah I guess I have as an adult. I also made myself a t-shirt with Beefcake 83 written on the back of it, which was the place I got my first season at NCAAs and later decided to beef up. If you don’t know the reference you need to check vintage South Park.
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Most big teams will print up thousands of extra jerseys for their star players for the fans to buy, and that's wearing another man's jersey for sure, even if he didn't wear it first.
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help me out here wrote:
At all these sporting events, I've seen grown men wearing the jersey of other men. I don't get it.
Has anyone here ever worn another man's jersey? If so, can you explain why?
LRC note. The OP left the the word 'worn' out of the title. We have added it.
Hell no
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Well, his (last) name is the same as mine
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I have two of these. I wear one to sleep in and one during the day. On the back is says, "From Dwight." The only other shirt I need is a yellow button-up for formal occasions.
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Nope
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A lot of athletes do: anyone who plays a sport for Stanford, Harvard, George Mason, Georgetown, etc.
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