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Soccer Jersey
In the ever popular sport of soccer, supporting your favorite team is getting harder and harder. The pride and joy of any fan is the soccer jersey of his/her favorite team. However, is it possible that the soccer jersey you are wearing is a not real? BBC once did an investigation into ever growing business of selling fake soccer jerseys. Organized crime smuggles in these counterfeits. These fake soccer jerseys are made in sweatshops in the Far East. The real McCoy is usually more expensive than the fake and the authentic soccer jersey is made from a more superior fabric quality. Places like Bangkok and Thailand are notorious for selling fake soccer jerseys. Not only does a buying counterfeit soccer jersey hurt the business of the legitimate manufacturers of goods, it also contributes to the organized crime world that is involved in weapon smuggling, and prostitution.
When buying soccer jerseys examine the shirts carefully, be suspicious of clothing with no or poor quality labels, and carefully check the printing or embroidery of team logos.
If it is too good to be true, than the soccer jersey is probably not real.
There are plenty of store outlets and internet sites that sell authentic soccer jerseys. Once you buy your soccer jersey make sure preserve it. It is an expensive clothing item. Make sure you check hang tags before discarding. Special care instructions and/or explanations are often on these tags. Never leave wet or dirty jerseys in soccer or gym bags. This causes stains and smells that you do not want. If you do get mud on the short launder Don't allow stains to set! Before washing your soccer jersey, pre-treat those trouble spots. You may use baking soda or plain seltzer. Also, turn soccer jerseys inside out before laundering in order to protect monogrammed names, numbers and logos. Don’t machine dry your jersey, hang it promptly after washing it. Make sure when you hang the soccer jersey that sun is not hitting it or it will make the monogrammed names, numbers and logos fade.
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