A Question About Reebok Jerseys (NFL)

What is the difference between "ONFIELD" and "Authentic" on the collar tag. And also the narrow ONFIELD tags that hang off the jersey as compared to the wide Authentic tag that hang off (Those are the ones you cut off.) But what is the difference in the two jersey's? Because some people call the "ONFIELD" jersey's Authentic. Are they?

It's just a term that Reebok used, it was supposed to show that the jerseys were the same as the ones worn by the players 'on field'. The term is used on the tags on all the Reebok range.

Thank Simon, So "Onfield" are considered Authentic then?

4teamFreak wrote:

Thank Simon, So "Onfield" are considered Authentic then?

Yes, authentic as in genuine, not as in Authentic range.

Range?

A retail Reebok that has "Onfield" on the collar and a Reebok retail one that says "Authentic" on the collar, they are the same?

I hate the whole terminology these companies use. For the new nike "game jersey" (screened on numbers) people will post them as "authentic game jersey" which confuses the hell out of me and im sure many others. Then in addition you got reebok with their "on field" jersey which isn't made like the actual players on field jerseys.

Some company is gonna come along one day and get it right.

4teamFreak wrote:

A retail Reebok that has "Onfield" on the collar and a Reebok retail one that says "Authentic" on the collar, they are the same?

I'm sorry, I'm not explaining this properly, it is a very confusing term. They are the same thing. It seems to me that Reebok felt the need to put something in the tag.

Oh ok, gotcha now, sorry, iwas mis-understanding what you meant. Thanks again