Open Season Gym Jersey

$36.90

Tax included.

Description

Rock this sports jersey at the gym to flex a flirty message—your boyfriend’s sex-duty flop is everyone’s gain! Scan the QR code and cue "I Think My Boyfriend Is Gay", where 'instead of sex he wants to talk about fashion all day' and 'he accidentally calls me John or Steve' scream he’s out. Breathable, sweat-wicking fabric keeps you hot, hinting, ‘He’s dodging, so I’m open—hit me up!’ Let 'em scan it, sweat, and let the room know you’re game!

Made with 100% breathable polyester mesh, this unisex sports jersey provides optimal ventilation and comfort during intense workouts or leisure activities. The jersey’s relaxed fit and extended length offer extra coverage, while the binding on the collar ensures long-lasting durability and a polished look.

100% breathable polyester (mesh)
Fabric weight: 4.13 oz./yd² (140 g/m²)
Relaxed fit
Elastic and durable
Side-seamed construction
Extended length
Short raglan sleeves
Binding on collar
Classic round neckline
Blank product sourced from China

Shipping Information

Orders are prepared for shipping within 1-3 business days. Once shipped, standard ground delivery typically takes 2-5 business days. Most orders arrive within 8 business days from the purchase date.

Proudly designed, printed, & shipped in the USA 🇺🇸 for US/Canada/Mexico orders

Proudly designed, printed, & shipped in the EU 🇪🇺 for EU orders

Print on Demand

This product is made especially for you as soon as you place an order, which is why it takes us a bit longer to deliver it to you. Making products on demand instead of in bulk helps reduce overproduction, so thank you for making thoughtful purchasing decisions!

QR song demo video

Scan the QR code and cue "I Think My Boyfriend Is Gay", an obscure 1960s Motown song by The Arrowettes, a confessional where a gal belts out her suspicions: her man’s dodging sex for showtunes and fashion chats. It’s a twangy tale of woe: he treats her sweet but calls her “John” or “Steve” mid-action. Picture her pouting as he’d rather critique her outfit than get frisky, all while craving Broadway over ballgames. The song’s a hilarious head-scratcher: she’s plotting to dress as a dude to win him back, oblivious to the obvious. Scan it, sing it and smirk!