See How the Mets City Connect Jersey was Constructed
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Published 2024-04-19
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All Comments (21)
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these are hard people are crazy for trying to clown on them imo
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How mnany times this year will they wear these, they look great, purple accent adds a nice touch.
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fire fire fire, clean, subtle but different and pays homage to the whole city. what these kind of jerseys should be doing
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PLEASE restock the Senga kanji jersey at the NYC Flagship store, that is a must-buy for me
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I like that jersey.❤
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Very much not a Mets fan but I do like these a lot.
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Awesome!
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These are cool!
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Queens get the money
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Much better than I was expecting. Looking forward to seeing them on the field. 😁LGM
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It's not the best. Certainly not the worst. It feels inoffensive.
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Let's go❗🔥 Forget the haters‼️
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best city jersey by far!!!
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I think the multicolored trainline stripes could've worked on the outside, maybe on the sleeves so it doesn't overwhelm the overall look
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They will be hot as hell in the summer and look like darker Yankee jerseys. The players are gonna be sweating alot
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Nice job explaining the design. I still disagree with the purple. Thanks for pointing out there was a point to that.
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I really like these jerseys. Perfect example of how the city connect jerseys don't have to be colorful to be awesome.
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Best
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I like it 🔥🔥🔥
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First, we went futuristic with the uniforms back in 98-99 season. Now this? What will they think of next time?
