1997 Minnesota Twins Red Dairy Queen jersey. Actual size is 48, blank back. Please read this description carefully. The Twins wore these jerseys only a few times and then never again, supposedly after ESPN announcers made fun of them saying they looked very much like the Dairy Queen signs behind home plate. These are exceptionally uncommon, as very few were made for retail sale, now twenty years ago. This particular example is an odd one. The Russell jock tag on the front has the small white 100% polyester flag, and the neck size tag is purposefully missing, both characteristics of a team-issued jersey. But the jock tag has a red scribble on it, which is generally done when a jersey is deemed a factory reject. My guess is that this one was rejected because it mistakenly lacks the Russell R that is supposed to be embroidered on the left sleeve. Also notably, the size tag says this is a size 46, but chest measurements show it to be a size 48. I added the TC team left sleeve patch, and then never finished customizing it. I already have one of these and I really dont need two of them. The back is still blank. A 1997 Twins roster can be found at. My collection has grown to over 1000 Authentics, and it is time once again for me to weed out my closet. If you have questions, please ask, and I will reply promptly. Bill Henderson is the author of the Game Worn Guide series of e-Books, documenting every jersey worn on the field by every MLB team 1970 to 2015. The website is gamewornguides. The item “Authentic 1997 Minnesota Twins Red Dairy Queen Jersey, Size 48, factory blem” is in sale since Saturday, November 18, 2017. This item is in the category “Sports Mem, Cards & Fan Shop\Game Used Memorabilia\Baseball-MLB\Jerseys”. The seller is “b.henderson” and is located in Wallingford, Pennsylvania. This item can be shipped to United States.

• Team: Minnesota Twins