It's finally football season. Whether your passion is the alumni Saturday of a college football game, complete with mascots and competitive cheerleaders, of the tailgating and stadium excitement of an NFL Sunday, your next sixteen weekends are spoken for. Whether you'll be attending the games live, enjoying them in the company of others at your local bar or taking the six-pack out of the fridge to put on the coffee table in front of your very own couch, watching football doesn't mean that you need to look like a slob. Here are five ways to look more fashionable this football season.
Designer Team Wear: In this day and age, clothing that sports your team's logo isn't limited to a grey athletic t-shirt or a sport-specific jersey. Many leagues and teams have developed fashionable team logo wear that ranges form stylish polar scr888 malaysia fleece wear to even button ups and ties. Yes, ties. You don't need to look sloppy just to get a logo on for game day. Select smart, fashionable and current logo wear from your team store or fan site.
Select the Proper Size Jersey: It is a myth that the proper size for a sports team jersey is "as big as they will humanly make them." Buy a correctly sized jersey for your body. Perhaps we can justify buying one size too large to leave a little room for game-day food, but only one size!
Accent with Team or Sport Cuff Links: The well-dressed man accents his outfit with cuff links to complete the look. From cuff links that support your team with a logo to cuff links that simply promote football as a sport, complete your look with tasteful cufflinks and accessories.
Don't Spill Your Food or Beer: This one may seem like a no-brainer, but nothing makes you look less fashionable than having chili cheese fries running down your shirt or a beer stain on your pants. Yes, it's game day and we all get excited. Don't let that excitement spill over and, literally, spill.
Consider Khakis Instead of Jeans: While jeans may be the ritual uniform for game day, that doesn't mean that you wouldn't both look better and potentially be more comfortable in a pair of khakis. They'll still match your team logo wear, but they'll also send the message that you took a little bit of extra time and effort. You're not a "jeans guy," you're a "khakis guy."
Football season is only sixteen weekends long, so it's not asking too much for you to take a little extra effort. Plus, as the number of female football fans in America grows, you attention to looking sharp on game day may pay off in ways that you didn't expect!
