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Jerseys: Do you wear them?

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I will be laid to rest in one.
I just oOrder me a McClain and Steer Jersey for a little over 62 bucks for both!!!

No jerseys. Nothing with any athletes name on them. I will wear team T shirts but no numbers and no names.

I own two Jerseys. I have a Notre Dame Hockey sweater I bought when I was in 6th grade (grass cutting money) at All About Sports in the Newport Shopping Center and a Johnny Bench Hall of Fame button up jersey I got from Cooperstown in 8th grade. The Notre Dame sweater didn't fit properly  until I was around 30. The Johnny Bench jersey is to nice to actually wear out (I did to a few games when I was younger) and it's tight to wear now. I was ripped to shreds by my wife and friends for wearing the hockey sweater to a Cincy Cyclones games a few years back so I just wear it around the house during football season.

On occasion, but it’s rare anymore. 

I think to a game it's fine to wear hockey, football and baseball jerseys. I also think that after you get out of high school you should leave the basketball jerseys to the kids. 

I think jerseys of all types are cool for kids. I already have a list of throwback jerseys for my grandson, my plan is to get him a new jersey for back to school each year. He's just 2 and he just got his first, though not a throwback or an actual jersey, an Reds T made in the style of their jersey with #44 De La Cruz on it. 

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