Ways to Wear a Soccer Jersey An event rare as the World Cup, soccer is something that really only fertilizes in my brain every four years during the World Cup, or when I read an article about how dope Marc Callaghan looks in underwear. To speak of the days, where I am aware that the Euro 2016 soccer match had an unexpected surprise (Iceland just upset England! It's crazy!), the particulars of what's going on in my life aren't very important. But this is what I know: Football jerseys are fantastic. They might even be the best of any pro athlete uniform in terms of pure wearability. And summer — the time of year when nothing but a bold shirt is needed to make a statement — is the best time to wear one.
Here's what you should think before getting kitted-out first.
Don't be a Fake Soccer Fan Call it Football. We can not emphasize this enough. If you're an American who really doesn't know much about the sport, call it by his American name. Sometimes refer to original soccer jerseys as such. Don't be the ignorant American who is leaning around in the words "football" and "kit" to please foreigners. It is going to be like when your father tries to say "on fleek."
Pick a Jersey That Looks Good on You Here's the thing: there are a lot of really cheap soccer jerseys out there. The downside of not being a fan of any team is that you have no particular reason to wear an awful jersey just because it is the team that you support. Be like Drake, instead, and just pick the one you think looks great. (We are willing to bet that Drake isn't the biggest Juventus fan in the world.) Yeah, thanks to streetwear brands like Supreme and Palace, it doesn't even have to represent a real football team.