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Taylor Swift’s Custom-Made Travis Kelce Jacket Was Designed by Wife of 49ers’ Kyle Juszczyk

The wife of the 49ers’ standout is a talented designer.
Taylor Swift’s Custom-Made Travis Kelce Jacket Was Designed by Wife of 49ers’ Kyle Juszczyk
Taylor Swift’s Custom-Made Travis Kelce Jacket Was Designed by Wife of 49ers’ Kyle Juszczyk

Despite the subzero temperatures in Kansas City, Taylor Swift arrived at Saturday evening’s Kansas City Chiefs-Miami Dolphins playoff game to support Travis Kelce & Co. in the wild-card round matchup. Naturally, she showed up in style.

Swift is sporting a custom-made—and very warm-looking—Kelce coat. It’s a neat item on its own, but its origins make Swift’s wardrobe choice even cooler.

The jacket was designed and created by Kristin Juszczyk, wife of San Francisco 49ers All-Pro fullback Kyle Juszczyk. Moments after Swift arrived at Arrowhead Stadium in the jacket, Juszczyk posted video showing how she made the lined coat out of a Kelce jersey.

By the looks of it, Brittany Mahomes has her own jacket, made out of her husband’s jersey.

Juszczyk has designed a few jackets like this. Her husband’s teammate Deebo Samuel recently rocked a sleeveless version made out of a Brock Purdy jersey, in support of the quarterback’s MVP candidacy. 

It’s hard for a designer to have a more impactful celebrity endorsement than Swift wearing their clothing. And based on the conditions at Arrowhead right now, the jacket is serving a very important function tonight as well.

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Dan Lyons
DAN LYONS

Dan Lyons is a staff writer and editor at Sports Illustrated. He joined SI for his second stint in November 2024 after a season as senior college football writer at Athlon Sports and previous three-year run at SI as a writer and editor for the Breaking and Trending News team. When he’s not watching a game, you can find Dan at an indie concert venue or movie theater. Dan has a bachelor’s degree in writing and rhetoric from Syracuse.