Paige DeSorbo wore Kristin Juszczyk’s viral puffer jacket at the Eagles game — and it’s selling out fast
This “Summer House” star knows a thing or two about great winter fashion.
designed by NFL WAG Kristyn Juszczyk.
While the jackets adorned with specific players’ names and numbers ($395).
Off Season Jalen Hurts Philadelphia Eagles Puffer Jacket
While Juszczyk’s custom puffers Fanatics line marks the first time they’ve been publicly available for purchase.
“She single-handedly changed my career. I feel like I owe her everything, truly,” the designer previously Off Season Travis Kelce puffer jacket ($395) in 2024.
Off Season Travis Kelce Kansas City Chiefs Puffer Jacket
Off Season Patrick Mahomes Kansas City Chiefs Puffer Long Coat
“It was such a pinch-me moment seeing her wear something of mine, and it just completely changed the trajectory of everything that I was doing,” added Kristin, who’s married to 49ers fullback Kyle Juszczyk.
In addition to the pop star, celebrities and athletes like Olivia Culpo, Simone Biles, Brittany Mahomes and Caitlin Clark have all worn her custom jersey-inspired pieces.
Thanks to her new line, shoppers can give their game-day wardrobes a WAG-worthy upgrade with a range of pieces dedicated to the Buffalo Bills and Kansas City Chiefs (while they’re still in stock, that is).
Off Season Kansas City Chiefs Team Puffer Jacket
Off Season Josh Allen Buffalo Bills Puffer Jacket
For her part, DeSorbo gave the limited-edition drop a rave review, writing on her Instagram Story, “@Kristinjuszczyk crushed it.”
Her game-day outing came shortly after news broke of her breakup with Craig Conover — and while she was spotted next to a man in the stands, she quickly addressed fans’ romance speculation.
“Ima be outside a lot get used to it,” she reportedly wrote in the comments section of a fan account.
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