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The Mitchell & Ness Bart Starr Green Bay Packers 1969 Authentic Jersey recreates the dark green uniform the Hall of Fame quarterback wore during his final season. This officially licensed NFL throwback honors Starr's championship legacy with period-accurate details from one of the Packers' most storied eras. Collectors and Packers fans get an authentic-style jersey celebrating the quarterback who led Green Bay to five NFL titles.
Is this an officially licensed NFL jersey?
Yes, this is officially licensed by the NFL and the Green Bay Packers.
What is the difference between authentic and swingman jerseys?
Authentic jerseys replicate the original on-field construction and details more closely, while swingman versions offer a more casual fit and simplified features.
What era does this jersey represent?
This jersey represents the 1969 season, Bart Starr's final year as a player for the Green Bay Packers.
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