NFL Cheer Uniform

The NFL Cheer Uniform is a Truly Me outfit released in 2023 in collaboration with the NFL. Retail cost is $40.

For ease of description, the primary color is defined as the main color of the dress, with the other team color labeled as secondary color.

Dress[]

Long sleeved knit lycra slim skirted thigh length cheer dress in the primary team color. V-neckline trimmed with secondary color. Raglan sleeves accented on bodice seams with secondary color, change to white at the elbows, and are accented in the lower white half with secondary color at color change. Official NFL team logo is centered on the front of the chest with lines of white and secondary color from waist up to logo. Slit on left side of skirt with the skirt split between primary and white. Team wordmark in secondary color on lower right of skirt near hem.^[1] Skirt hem trimmed in secondary color on primary and around slit. Velcro closure at center back.

Bloomers[]

Cheer bloomers in primary color. Elastic waist and at leg openings.

Hair Bow[]

Glittery ribbon hair bow in complimentary color to uniform; colors listed below by team. Attached to matching hair tie.

Pom Poms[]

White ribbon pom-poms. Hair tie handles to place on doll's hands.

Socks[]

White knit ankle socks.

Shoes[]

White athletic cheer shoes. White plastic soles. Three elastic laces.

Variations[]

Five NFL teams were represented:

Dallas Cowboys (primary color navy blue; secondary silver; hair bow silver)
Green Bay Packers (primary color pine green; secondary gold; hair bow white)
Los Angeles Rams (primary color bright blue; secondary yellow; hair bow white)
New York Jets (primary color bright green; secondary color black; hair bow silver)
New England Patriots (primary color navy; secondary color red; hair bow red)

Gallery of Cheer Uniforms[]

Trivia[]

Each set came in packaging with the team's logo or wordmark and team colors, with the outfit shown in a football shaped space.
Notably, the Green Bay Packers do not have a dedicated cheer leading squad and have not since 1988; cheerleaders are recruited from either the coed University of Wisconsin–Green Bay or all-girl St. Norbert College for home games in limited capacity. Neither do the New York Jets, whose cheer squad went on hiatus (but still has active squad members).

References[]

↑ The Jets uniform has the wordmark in white.

[1] The Jets uniform has the wordmark in white.

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