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How can I wash a varsity Letterman sweater?

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You should hand wash it or take it to the dry cleaners. You can also frame it so that you do not have to worry about washing it.

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Can I use stainless steel magnets to hold the jersey to the mat board (instead of sewing or pinning it)?

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You can, but the hold won't be as strong as it would be if you sewed or pinned it, so there is a risk of it falling down.

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Where do I mount the authentication card that came with jersey?

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Place it (or the JSA number) in the bottom-right corner of your frame. This ensures your jersey view isn't obstructed.

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How can I frame a jersey to show both the front and back?

Ye Gao

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You can frame a jersey to show both the front and back by using either a double-sided frame or folding the jersey. Both options allow you to showcase key details from both sides of the jersey in a stylish way.

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What size picture should I order to include with the jersey?

Dyani Abbott

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Order a large picture that is big enough to fill the frame and be readable.

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Is it important which side of the jersey is displayed, the front or the back?

Ronald M. Howe

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No, it does not matter if it's just for display in your room. However, if you want to professionally showcase it, I suggest having the front facing out.

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How do you secure the jersey (now stitched to the foam board) to the backing board that comes with the frame so it stays put?

Ye Gao

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To secure the jersey to the backing board in your frame, you can use double-sided tape on the corners or edges, fabric glue for a strong hold, sewing for a secure attachment, Velcro strips for easy removal, or decorative tacks or pins, though they may leave small holes.

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