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According to research by the Nielsen Co., 45 million women watch NFL games each weekend. Last year, more women watched the Saints beat the Colts in the Super Bowl than watched “The Hurt Locker” win best picture at the Academy Awards.
The NFL and other designers are responding to those statistics with fashion-forward fan gear that women can wear on game day and beyond. Victoria’s Secret released an assortment of NFL-themed clothing for selected teams. Actress Alyssa Milano launched her Touch NFL collection with selections such as off-the-shoulder tops and fitted sideline Henleys.
“We have doubled the amount of women’s items than we had five years ago,” said Mike Perriello, pro shop manager in Foxboro. “Women’s is the fastest-growing category.”
This season also marked the first time that the NFL dedicated a marketing campaign to women’s apparel. Called “Fit For You,” the $10 million ads featuring players’ wives and daughters were aimed at 20- to 40-year-olds and featured headlines such as “Who Says Football Isn’t Pretty?” and “Love Your Team Without Looking Like You’re on It.”
“They certainly go after a woman’s fashion sense,” said McIsaac as she shopped wearing a red-and-white Patriots throwback hoodie with the old Pat Patriot logo. It cost $64.95. “Women are the ones who will spend on this stuff; they are going after the right market.”
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