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Authentic Jerseys FAQ

How do I properly care for my jersey?

Taking care of your jersey is actually quite simple! Firstly, try to limit the number of times you wash it. One excellent strategy to shield it from odors is wearing an absorbent shirt underneath. Avoid just tossing it in a corner soaked in sweat; that's a fast track to bacterial growth central.
When it's time to clean it, here's your game plan: separate it from any items with zippers or Velcro™, as these can damage the fabric.
Next, turn it inside out to protect its shine and give it a cold wash to maintain its vibrant colors. Remember, no bleach or fabric softener, as they can be harsh on the fabric. Finally, when it comes to storing, either lay it flat or use a garment bag to keep it in top-notch condition. It's all about giving your jersey the love and care it deserves!

What are Authentic jerseys made from?

All Nike Authentic jerseys are crafted from 100% recycled polyester, showcasing their commitment to both quality and environmental sustainability.

Are the letters and numbers stitched onto the Authentic jerseys?

The numbers on player jerseys are stitched together and then heat-pressed onto the jersey, rather than being fully stitched on. This method is now common across the industry for a couple of important reasons:

Reducing Waste: If every player’s jersey had fully stitched numbers, we would need to pre-order a large stock for each player. When trades or roster changes happen (which they often do), many of those jerseys would go unsold and ultimately discarded, contributing to unnecessary waste. By using heat-pressed numbers, we can produce jerseys more flexibly and on-demand, significantly reducing the risk of creating waste.

Environmental Impact: This approach minimizes the number of jerseys that end up in landfills due to player trades or changes. It’s part of a broader effort to make production more sustainable and reduce harm to the environment.

For huge stars or players with long-term stability on a team, fully stitched numbers are sometimes used, as the demand for their jerseys is much more predictable.

This method ensures fans still get a high-quality product while also helping protect the planet.

What is the difference between Authentic and Swingman jerseys?

The difference between authentic and swingman jerseys comes down to their construction, fit, and price.

Authentic jerseys are crafted from premium materials, closely resembling what the players wear on the court. They feature stitched-on details, ensuring high durability and a tailored fit that mirrors the official team jerseys. These jerseys are built to endure, with intricate player-specific customizations and details. The sponsor patch comes heat-sealed onto the jersey, but note that the Walton patch is not included. Because of their premium construction and player-specific features, authentic jerseys come at a higher price point.

Swingman jerseys, on the other hand, are designed with casual wear in mind. They are still high-quality but utilize heat-sealed or screen-printed details, offering a more relaxed fit that’s comfortable for everyday wear. While they are durable, they have fewer intricate details than the authentic versions, making them a more affordable option. Swingman jerseys include a sponsor patch with instructions on how to apply it to your jersey.
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