Kyle Juszczyk's wife Kristin Juszczyk teases DIY Super Bowl outfit

Kristin Juszczyk has NFL game day style like no other, and her Super Bowl LVIII outfit is sure to steal the show.

“I can't wait for you to see my Super Bowl creations! I love them all so much,” Juszczyk, 29, wrote via Instagram Story on Saturday, February 3. “Put my blood, sweat and tears into every copy.”

Kristin will go to the Super Bowl to see her husband, the San Francisco 49ers fullback, on Sunday, February 11 Kyle Juszczyk, and his teammates compete for the Lombardi Trophy. The game, held at Allegiant Stadium in Las Vegas, will be a championship rematch against the Kansas City Chiefs. (The 49ers previously played and lost to the Chiefs in the 2020 Super Bowl.)

Since Kyle and his teammates won the NFC Championship on January 28, Kristin has been hard at work with her Super Bowl outfit.

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Kyle Juszczyk's wife, Kristin Juszczyk, has changed the game when it comes to NFL sideline style. Kristin, who married the San Francisco 49ers fullback in 2019, is known for repurposing team jerseys and other gear into chic outfits. “I'm like, 'Wow, this would be a really fun challenge for me. How can I make something […]

“The scars on my fingertips from stabbing myself [on] A needle accident goes crazy,” the designer wrote in an Instagram Story post on Friday, February 2, before noting that she had also created a “very limited collection” of Super Bowl LVIII bullet vests.

A fixture at Kyle's 49ers games all season long, Kristin quickly turns heads in her custom outfits made from Nike jerseys. Her designs went viral in January Taylor Swift turned to boyfriend Travis Kelce's Chiefs playoff game in a custom puffer jacket Kristin made. (Kristin made Swift, 34, a friend Brittany Mahomesthe wife of Chiefs quarterback Patrick Mahomesmatching jackets made from their partners' respective sweaters.)

“Everyone has these jerseys, but it's cold during most of these games, especially as you get into the postseason, so they cover it up with jackets,” Kristin told KRON4 News in San Francisco last month. “I'm thinking, 'Okay, how can I reinvent the jersey and make sure people can represent their favorite player in cold weather?'”

In addition to puffer coats and cardigans, Kristin has also played with different styles. She has transformed jerseys and other vintage team merchandise into corset tops, miniskirts, blazers and more.

“Women want to wear things that they feel comfortable in, and for me I try to take silhouettes and shapes that I would wear in my everyday life,” Kristin added to the outlet. “I thought, 'How can I recreate this look in sportswear?'”

Kristin, who recently received a license to use the official NFL branding in her pieces, has also been commissioned to create game day looks Olivia Culpo, Simone Biles And Taylor Lautner.