For years, NFL fashion for women has been stuck in a rut: boxy jerseys, pinked-up tees, and uninspired hoodies. But now, a new brand is changing the game. Off Season, founded by Kristin Juszczyk (wife of 49ers fullback Kyle Juszczyk), is bringing high-quality designs and a modern aesthetic to NFL fan gear. This isn’t just about slapping logos on clothes; it’s about creating pieces that look good, feel good, and can be worn beyond the stadium.
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From Pregame Tunnels to Runways: The Rise of NFL Style
The line between sports and fashion has blurred. NFL players are increasingly visible in high-end brands (Jaxson Dart in Alo, Jared Goff in Vuori), and even established athletic brands like lululemon are doing NFL collaborations. This crossover proves that sports culture is now a major force in fashion, and women have been underserved. Off Season fills that gap by offering gear that’s actually stylish —not just branded.
What Sets Off Season Apart?
The brand’s approach is simple: flattering fits, premium materials, and bold designs. Pieces range from XXS to 3XL, with cuts that complement different body types without falling into tired clichés. The fabrics—fleece cotton, heavyweight knits—feel luxurious and wear comfortably. These aren’t just game-day outfits; they’re designed to be integrated into your everyday wardrobe.
The Verdict: Tested and Approved ✅
The Women’s Health team put several Off Season pieces through the wringer:
- Baby Tee : Ultra-soft, opaque white tee with a subtle logo—perfect for layering or wearing alone.
- Oversized Hoodie : Features a blurred team design that makes a statement without being over the top.
- Embroidered Pants : Sleek sheen, bold embroidery, and functional pockets make these pants ideal for tailgates or watch parties.
- Puffer Vest : Thick, durable, warm, and features eye-catching detailing for a sporty-chic look.
- Crop Jacket : Surprisingly warm, with corduroy lining and a flattering, hip-length cut that’s versatile enough for everyday wear.
Beyond the Hype: Off Season Delivers
Even compared to established brands like Vuori and Aritzia, Off Season holds its own. The fabrics rival the softness of Vuori’s DreamKnit, while the jacket cuts compete with Aritzia’s popular puffers. The real difference? The bold graphics and details feel genuinely on-trend, something many licensed sports brands lack.
If this is the future of NFL fashion for women, it’s a welcome change. Off Season isn’t just selling clothes; it’s selling a new era of style for female fans.
