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How the second-hand market fuels an obsession for football jerseys in Australia ⚽ | ABC Australia
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3:59Now PlayingAussie soccer fans are picking up a passion for hand-me-down jerseys, fuelled by nostalgia and the vintage fashion trend.
Bradley Staer's collection of 150 football jerseys tells the story of his life and his journey in the sport.
A huge Manchester United fan, he has every one of their home jerseys since 1986.
"A lot of people of my age will remember watching them in the '90s and how successful they were," he says.
"I think memories are powerful, especially with football."
Mariame Choucair from Sydney uses her Instagram to document her adventures as a Sky Blues fan, and to show how she styles her football jerseys.
"I think football shirt collecting and incorporating it into your everyday wear is becoming a trend."
"For me, it's about expressing who I am as a person."
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