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Jerry Seinfeld iconic "Puffy Shirt" from Seinfeld. (CBS, 1989-1998) The vintage silk pirate-style puffy shirt seen in Season 5, Episode 2: "The Puffy Shirt", which centers on this shirt. In the episode Jerry inadvertently agrees to wear this Pirate-style shirt on the Today Show to promote a benefit to clothe the poor and homeless. When host Bryant Gumbel mocks the shirt, Jerry badmouths it on air, infuriating the shirt's designer. Later, Jerry is heckled about the shirt during his stand-up comedy routine. Stores cancel orders and donate existing shirts to Goodwill. At the end of the episode, Jerry and the gang encounter two homeless men wearing the puffy shirts. Without question, the "Puffy Shirt" is the most identifiable garment worn in the series. Jerry Seinfeld, himself, recognized its significance and personally donated one of the three shirts to the Smithsonian's National Museum of American History. In production used fine condition. Comes with an LOA from the costume company that rented the shirt to the production.

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