How to design a football shirt, according to our experts at WAG

to Michaela Worleywhose fiancé, Jeremy Reeves, serves as security for the Washington leaders, and that means everything from wearing a T-shirt, with cowboy boots and a pair of tiny jeans, or going full glam with knee-high boots and some shiny accessories.

The best part? All of this can be done using things you already have in your closet, which makes the whole thing fairly simple.

“What I love most about the football shirt is how easy it is to style and style,” she says.

Lindsay Lesmeisterwhose fiancé Connor Colby is a 49ers guard, also likes to switch things up from game to game.

“Whether that means chunky hoops and stacked bracelets, a slicked-back ponytail or a fun updo, and a statement handbag, these simple changes make a fan’s outfit look more fun and personal,” she says.

to Katie Joneswho spends her Saturdays cheering on her boyfriend Lyric Rawls as he plays safety at the University of Kansas, one component of the uniform is the MVP.

“You can never go wrong with a T-shirt and cute shoes,” she says.

Don’t like Saleh? Make it yourself!

Almost all of the WAGs we spoke to said they like to change up shirts, either by working with a professional or designing a look yourself.

“I worked with a local seamstress to completely rework the shirts by cutting and sewing them to make halter tops, corsets or even skirts,” he says. Giulia Falconewhose fiancé Jordan Stout is a punter for the Baltimore Ravens. “I like to make the shirts more feminine and fashionable especially for summer games and warm weather.”

Jones adds that simple crafts can change the look of a shirt, such as cutting the neckline to make it off-the-shoulder or adding easy ties at the waist to make it more fitted.

But if you don’t have the time or are stressed about cutting fabric, Lesmeister has a great solution.