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* Creator/KevinSmith is often seen wearing a hockey jersey. Sometimes it's an actual Red Devils jersey; other times it shares the same color scheme and layout, but has a different logo.
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* ''Franchise/WonderWoman'': In the Golden Age most of the Holliday Girls wore Holliday College jerseys near constantly, and Etta Candy in particular paired hers with shorts--rather scandalous everyday wear for a young woman in the 1940s--while the other gals wore skirts.
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* Baek Sung-Chul from ''Webcomic/GodOfHighSchool'' is an eccentric badass genius who carries around a baseball bat, which he uses to beat up criminals or people who pick fights with him. He is solely seen wearing red athletic jerseys, even in school, which just adds to his weirdness.
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* Baek Sung-Chul from ''Webcomic/GodOfHighSchool'' ''Webcomic/TheGodOfHighSchool'' is an eccentric badass genius who carries around a baseball bat, which he uses to beat up criminals or people who pick fights with him. He is solely seen wearing red athletic jerseys, even in school, which just adds to his weirdness.
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* Although Monty from ''Film/BrewstersMillions'' is a baseball player, when he is due to meet with the lawyers that control his deceased relative's inheritance in their boardroom, he wears his jersey and his cap.
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* ''Series/MarriedWithChildren'': Al is frequently seen in the Polk High Panthers football jersey he wore when he scored four touchdowns in the 1966 Chicago City Championship. See Also: GloryDays
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* ''Franchise/WonderWoman'': In the Golden Age most of the Holliday Girls wore Holliday College jerseys near constantly, and Etta Candy in particular paired hers with shorts--rather scandalous everyday wear for a young woman in the 1940s--while the other gals wore skirts.
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* Wrestling/JohnCena, a passionate sports fan and memorabilia collector in real life, wore an EndlessWardrobe of jerseys as part of his [[PrettyFlyForAWhiteGuy Doctor of Thuganomics]] persona. He wore a different one every week, usually according to where the show was, and in keeping with hip-hop fashion at the time, many of them were throwbacks.
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* Wrestling/JohnCena, a passionate sports fan and memorabilia collector in real life, wore an EndlessWardrobe UnlimitedWardrobe of jerseys as part of his [[PrettyFlyForAWhiteGuy Doctor of Thuganomics]] persona. He wore a different one every week, usually according to where the show was, and in keeping with hip-hop fashion at the time, many of them were throwbacks.
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* Moose Mason from ''Franchise/ArchieComics'' is a multi-sport athlete for Riverdale High. However, being a DumbMuscle character, Moose is rarely seen without a numbered jersey and track pants.
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* The members of the William [=McKinley=] High School [[UsefulNotes/AmericanFootball football]] team in ''Series/{{Glee}}'' are almost never seen outside of their practice and matches without the preppy baseball-like jackets of the team. This is probably to avoid being the targets of their own group's bullying antics, which involves throwing drinks at nerds, shoving people into lockers, or any other methods of abuse. It's notable that even though Finn and Puck are star players on the team, after joining the glee club, they slowly start to shed from the preppy jackets, until they never wear them again by the senior year (third season).
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* The members of the William [=McKinley=] High School [[UsefulNotes/AmericanFootball football]] team in ''Series/{{Glee}}'' are almost never seen outside of their practice and matches without the preppy baseball-like varsity jackets of the team. This is probably to avoid being the targets of their own group's bullying antics, which involves throwing drinks at nerds, shoving people into lockers, or any other methods of abuse. It's notable that even though Finn and Puck are star players on the team, after joining the glee club, they slowly start to shed from the preppy jackets, until they never wear them again by the senior year (third season).
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* The titular group superheroines in ''WesternAnimation/GrooveSquad'' are only seen in three outfits throughout the entire movie: their cheerleading uniforms, their supersuits in the superhero-forms and the dresses they wear to their HighSchoolDance at the end of the movie.
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* Cameron wears a red jersey throughout ''Film/FerrisBuellersDayOff''. Considered as {{iconic|outfit}} as Ferris' patterned jacket.
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jacket. [[WordOfSaintPaul Alan Ruck]] said the reason Cameron doesn't wear a Chicago Blackhawks jersey is because Cameron's grandfather in Detroit used to take him to Red Wings games.
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* WebOriginal/{{Eddie|AtTheLMV}} wears a #9 O'Reilly soccer jersey all the time, leading to a RunningGag of speculations about whether he's ever washed it.
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* During the DX Army phase of Wrestling/DGenerationX, multiple members of the group wore customized DX football jerseys. In their typically juvenile fashion, the jerseys said "Suck It" on the front and listed "69" as the number on the back.
* Wrestling/JohnCena, a passionate sports fan and memorabilia collector in real life, wore an EndlessWardrobe of jerseys as part of his [[PrettyFlyForAWhiteGuy Doctor of Thuganomics]] persona. He wore a different one every week, usually according to where the show was, and in keeping with hip-hop fashion at the time, many of them were throwbacks.
* During the DX Army phase of Wrestling/DGenerationX, multiple members of the group wore customized DX football jerseys. In their typically juvenile fashion, the jerseys said "Suck It" on the front and listed "69" as the number on the back.
* Wrestling/JohnCena, a passionate sports fan and memorabilia collector in real life, wore an EndlessWardrobe of jerseys as part of his [[PrettyFlyForAWhiteGuy Doctor of Thuganomics]] persona. He wore a different one every week, usually according to where the show was, and in keeping with hip-hop fashion at the time, many of them were throwbacks.
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* In the early years of ''ComicStrip/{{Doonesbury}}, B.D. (the university quarterback) played with this trope, wearing his football helmet everywhere, all the time; even instead of an army helmet while he was in the Army serving combat duty in Cambodia.
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* In the early years of ''ComicStrip/{{Doonesbury}}, ''ComicStrip/{{Doonesbury}}'', B.D. (the university quarterback) played with this trope, wearing his football helmet everywhere, all the time; even instead of an army helmet while he was in the Army serving combat duty in Cambodia.
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* In the ''Franchise/GIJoe'' franchise, Bazooka stretched even the Joes Custom Uniform policy by wearing a sports jersey instead of anything even vaguely resembling a military uniform. In the [[ComicBook/GIJoeIDW IDW comic series]], when he is killed in action, the Joes hang his trademark jersey on the wall of their HQ as a mark of respect.
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* In the ''Franchise/GIJoe'' franchise, Bazooka stretched even the Joes Joe's Custom Uniform policy by wearing a sports jersey instead of anything even vaguely resembling a military uniform. In the [[ComicBook/GIJoeIDW IDW comic series]], when he is killed in action, the Joes hang his trademark jersey on the wall of their HQ as a mark of respect.
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This style can be worn by passionate sports fanatics of either a popular team, or a team that they play on themselves; the JerkJock might sometimes wear his jersey as a CustomUniform at school, and in some cases if a character used to play sports in school, wearing their old school jersey may be a sign that they are holding on to past glories, or that their whole identity is tied to their time as a varsity athlete. Other times, it's just something the character prefers to wear.
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This style can be worn by passionate sports fanatics of either a popular team, or a team that they play on themselves; the JerkJock might sometimes wear his jersey as a CustomUniform at school, and in some cases if a character used to play sports in school, wearing their old school jersey may be a sign that they are holding on to past glories, or that their whole identity is tied to their time as a varsity athlete. Other times, it's just something the character prefers to wear.\n
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* Father Dougal (page image) in ''Series/FatherTed'' often wears a soccer jersey for pyjamas.
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* Baek Sung-Chul from ''GodOfHighSchool'' is an eccentric badass genius who carries around a baseball bat, which he uses to beat up criminals or people who pick fights with him. He is solely seen wearing red athletic jerseys, even in school, which just adds to his weirdness.
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* Baek Sung-Chul from ''WebComic/GodOfHighSchool'' is an eccentric badass genius who carries around a baseball bat, which he uses to beat up criminals or people who pick fights with him. He is solely seen wearing red athletic jerseys, even in school, which just adds to his weirdness.
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[[caption-width-right:338:Don't ''you'' sleep with your favourite player on your back?]]
With a LimitedWardrobe in many media universes, characters wear unique clothing to stand out to the audience. In the case of this character, why would they consider wearing casual clothes like everyone else when you could wear a sports jersey?
This style can be worn by passionate sports fanatics of either a popular team, or a team that they play on themselves; the JerkJock might sometimes wear his jersey as a CustomUniform at school, and in some cases if a character used to play sports in school, wearing their old school jersey may be a sign that they are holding on to past glories, or that their whole identity is tied to their time as a varsity athlete. Other times, it's just something the character prefers to wear.
In Japanese media, people wear sportswear-like clothing as loungewear that they nickname a "jersey", which has very negative connotations, implying that said character is lazy. It's sometimes the wearer's intention to invoke this for ObfuscatingStupidity in case they do dangerous activities, such as fighting villains.
See also SchoolUniformsAreTheNewBlack, which is arguably the same type of trope, but with school uniforms instead.
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* Yato, from ''Manga/{{Noragami}}'' is a God of Calamity and known for wearing the same sportswear outfit every day all the time. He insists it's cool but both his [[EquippableAlly Exemplar]], Yukine, and human acquaintance Hiyori call him out on it regularly, calling him lazy and gross, as if he never washes it. Possibly justified in that he does go around fighting and killing phantoms -- the embodiments of human's negative thoughts, and doing other odd jobs, trying to save up for a temple of his own.
* Baek Sung-Chul from ''GodOfHighSchool'' is an eccentric badass genius who carries around a baseball bat, which he uses to beat up criminals or people who pick fights with him. He is solely seen wearing red athletic jerseys, even in school, which just adds to his weirdness.
* Casey from ''Anime/{{Pokemon}}'' is a huge fan of the Electabuzz baseball team. She constantly wears the team's jersey and baseball cap.
* Ryoma from ''Anime/ThePrinceOfTennis'' occasionally wears his tennis club uniform outside of his training classes and matches, but he is almost never seen without his team's cap, unless he is going to school.
* Toji from ''Anime/NeonGenesisEvangelion'' is often seen in a tracksuit and jogging pants during school (the only time he doesn't is in the ninth episode). This is probably one of the reasons why he is always getting under the skin of the ClassRepresentative Hikari (other than her infatuation with him).
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* Moose Mason from ''Franchise/ArchieComics'' is a multi-sport athlete for Riverdale High. However, being a DumbMuscle character, Moose is rarely seen without a numbered jersey and track pants.
* In the ''Franchise/GIJoe'' franchise, Bazooka stretched even the Joes Custom Uniform policy by wearing a sports jersey instead of anything even vaguely resembling a military uniform. In the [[ComicBook/GIJoeIDW IDW comic series]], when he is killed in action, the Joes hang his trademark jersey on the wall of their HQ as a mark of respect.
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* The Monstars from ''Film/SpaceJam'' all wear basketball jerseys with the number zero. Curiously, they received these uniforms when absorbing the LiquidAssets of five [=NBA=] players, but retained the jerseys after forfeiting their powers. For the climatic basketball scenes, their uniform was different. Averted with the Characters/LooneyTunes characters, who only wore athletic wear during the Ultimate Game.
* Nobby in ''Film/{{Grimsby}}'' wears the football/soccer jersey of his favourite Grimbsy FC (and England striker) player throughout the movie.
* Although Monty from ''Film/BrewstersMillions'' is a baseball player, when he is due to meet with the lawyers that control his deceased relative's inheritance in their boardroom, he wears his jersey and his cap.
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* ''Series/QuantumLeap'': In "Animal Frat" Sam leaps into a college BMOC who always wears a Chicago Bears 51 jersey (Dick Butkus).
* On ''Series/TheGoldbergs'', Barry is seldom seen without his Philadelphia Flyers jersey, which he nicknames "Big Orange".
* On ''Series/TheBigBangTheory'', Leonard wears a jersey to Penny's football party to try and fit in. However, the only one he could find is a few sizes too big, and the only ones smaller were for dogs. Sheldon notes that it's more of a football gown.
* Father Dougal (page image) in ''Series/FatherTed'' often wears a soccer jersey for pyjamas.
* The members of the William [=McKinley=] High School [[UsefulNotes/AmericanFootball football]] team in ''Series/{{Glee}}'' are almost never seen outside of their practice and matches without the preppy baseball-like jackets of the team. This is probably to avoid being the targets of their own group's bullying antics, which involves throwing drinks at nerds, shoving people into lockers, or any other methods of abuse. It's notable that even though Finn and Puck are star players on the team, after joining the glee club, they slowly start to shed from the preppy jackets, until they never wear them again by the senior year (third season).
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* Kevin from ''WesternAnimation/{{Daria}}'' wears his [[UsefulNotes/AmericanFootball football]] uniform all the time, even outside of football practice.
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* Creator/KevinSmith is often seen wearing a hockey jersey. Sometimes it's an actual Red Devils jersey; other times it shares the same color scheme and layout, but has a different logo.
[[caption-width-right:338:Don't ''you'' sleep with your favourite player on your back?]]
With a LimitedWardrobe in many media universes, characters wear unique clothing to stand out to the audience. In the case of this character, why would they consider wearing casual clothes like everyone else when you could wear a sports jersey?
This style can be worn by passionate sports fanatics of either a popular team, or a team that they play on themselves; the JerkJock might sometimes wear his jersey as a CustomUniform at school, and in some cases if a character used to play sports in school, wearing their old school jersey may be a sign that they are holding on to past glories, or that their whole identity is tied to their time as a varsity athlete. Other times, it's just something the character prefers to wear.
In Japanese media, people wear sportswear-like clothing as loungewear that they nickname a "jersey", which has very negative connotations, implying that said character is lazy. It's sometimes the wearer's intention to invoke this for ObfuscatingStupidity in case they do dangerous activities, such as fighting villains.
See also SchoolUniformsAreTheNewBlack, which is arguably the same type of trope, but with school uniforms instead.
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* Yato, from ''Manga/{{Noragami}}'' is a God of Calamity and known for wearing the same sportswear outfit every day all the time. He insists it's cool but both his [[EquippableAlly Exemplar]], Yukine, and human acquaintance Hiyori call him out on it regularly, calling him lazy and gross, as if he never washes it. Possibly justified in that he does go around fighting and killing phantoms -- the embodiments of human's negative thoughts, and doing other odd jobs, trying to save up for a temple of his own.
* Baek Sung-Chul from ''GodOfHighSchool'' is an eccentric badass genius who carries around a baseball bat, which he uses to beat up criminals or people who pick fights with him. He is solely seen wearing red athletic jerseys, even in school, which just adds to his weirdness.
* Casey from ''Anime/{{Pokemon}}'' is a huge fan of the Electabuzz baseball team. She constantly wears the team's jersey and baseball cap.
* Ryoma from ''Anime/ThePrinceOfTennis'' occasionally wears his tennis club uniform outside of his training classes and matches, but he is almost never seen without his team's cap, unless he is going to school.
* Toji from ''Anime/NeonGenesisEvangelion'' is often seen in a tracksuit and jogging pants during school (the only time he doesn't is in the ninth episode). This is probably one of the reasons why he is always getting under the skin of the ClassRepresentative Hikari (other than her infatuation with him).
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* Moose Mason from ''Franchise/ArchieComics'' is a multi-sport athlete for Riverdale High. However, being a DumbMuscle character, Moose is rarely seen without a numbered jersey and track pants.
* In the ''Franchise/GIJoe'' franchise, Bazooka stretched even the Joes Custom Uniform policy by wearing a sports jersey instead of anything even vaguely resembling a military uniform. In the [[ComicBook/GIJoeIDW IDW comic series]], when he is killed in action, the Joes hang his trademark jersey on the wall of their HQ as a mark of respect.
[[AC:{{Film}}]]
* The Monstars from ''Film/SpaceJam'' all wear basketball jerseys with the number zero. Curiously, they received these uniforms when absorbing the LiquidAssets of five [=NBA=] players, but retained the jerseys after forfeiting their powers. For the climatic basketball scenes, their uniform was different. Averted with the Characters/LooneyTunes characters, who only wore athletic wear during the Ultimate Game.
* Nobby in ''Film/{{Grimsby}}'' wears the football/soccer jersey of his favourite Grimbsy FC (and England striker) player throughout the movie.
* Although Monty from ''Film/BrewstersMillions'' is a baseball player, when he is due to meet with the lawyers that control his deceased relative's inheritance in their boardroom, he wears his jersey and his cap.
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* ''Series/QuantumLeap'': In "Animal Frat" Sam leaps into a college BMOC who always wears a Chicago Bears 51 jersey (Dick Butkus).
* On ''Series/TheGoldbergs'', Barry is seldom seen without his Philadelphia Flyers jersey, which he nicknames "Big Orange".
* On ''Series/TheBigBangTheory'', Leonard wears a jersey to Penny's football party to try and fit in. However, the only one he could find is a few sizes too big, and the only ones smaller were for dogs. Sheldon notes that it's more of a football gown.
* Father Dougal (page image) in ''Series/FatherTed'' often wears a soccer jersey for pyjamas.
* The members of the William [=McKinley=] High School [[UsefulNotes/AmericanFootball football]] team in ''Series/{{Glee}}'' are almost never seen outside of their practice and matches without the preppy baseball-like jackets of the team. This is probably to avoid being the targets of their own group's bullying antics, which involves throwing drinks at nerds, shoving people into lockers, or any other methods of abuse. It's notable that even though Finn and Puck are star players on the team, after joining the glee club, they slowly start to shed from the preppy jackets, until they never wear them again by the senior year (third season).
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* Kevin from ''WesternAnimation/{{Daria}}'' wears his [[UsefulNotes/AmericanFootball football]] uniform all the time, even outside of football practice.
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* Creator/KevinSmith is often seen wearing a hockey jersey. Sometimes it's an actual Red Devils jersey; other times it shares the same color scheme and layout, but has a different logo.