I don't know. I think it's a bit of a lost cause - especially because of the fact that they don't even come in youth sizes.... so what do the kids do? The spirit jerseys are already oversized, so they would look ridiculous on a child.
And I think that's something teams will need to consider or something the companies need to offer. If they see they can make money on it, they'll probably start offering different sizes.
Whatever. Still not that thrilled about it and I probably never will be.
Actually people might question you if you're wearing a shirt with Greek letters. My cousin is in a sorority and I've been places with her when she's wearing a sorority shirt and ask her about it because either that person was in the sorority or someone else they know is. Just throwing that out there. But I do agree, spirit jerseys might have originated in Greek life but that doesn't stop me from wanting one or buying one (that isn't for a sorority) if I really like it. Plus businesses aren't going to be like "Ooo those are popular, but we can't sell them because they are for greeks only" If they see it doing well they will definitely take it and change it so they can make money.
One of my sisters' old roommates took one of her alpha phi buttons and put it on her backpack (she's not in alpha phi) and wears it around campus and people assume she's a sister when she's not and it's just really awkward...
Ooo that's awkward. I can just see people being like "when did she join?!" Can't you get in trouble if you give away (well in this case she took it) stuff with Greek letters to someone who isn't in your sorority? One of my sister's best friends is in one and my sister wanted a shirt with the letters but she said she couldn't give her one because she could get in trouble or something.
Ooo now that you mention getting one in the Bahamas I hope they have Disney ones on the cruise I'm going on. I'd totally buy one of those right away!
