In the world of professional football, style isn’t just about the plays on the field, it’s also about what players wear off of it. San Francisco 49ers quarterback Mac Jones is making waves with his impressive suit collection, and his teammate Brock Purdy can’t help but take notice.

Jones, known for his bold fashion choices, has cultivated a wardrobe that’s becoming as talked about as his quarterback skills. With a collection ranging between 50 to 60 suits, he’s turning heads every time he steps off the team bus. His Week 1 fire-engine red suit, in particular, caught Purdy’s attention, who admitted he was stunned by the audacious outfit.

“This dude is funny, so I love all of the suits and he’s got good taste,” Purdy shared with reporters. Jones’ sartorial journey began during his college years, where wearing suits was part of the team’s routine. Now, it’s become a personal statement of professionalism and individual style.

For Jones, selecting a suit isn’t about impressing others, it’s about feeling confident and prepared for work. “It’s all about showing up to work and that’s how I feel you should come to the game,” he explained. His selection process is refreshingly simple: he chooses based on his mood and what feels right that morning.

Interestingly, Jones pays attention to even the smallest details. He’s particularly conscious about his sock game, preferring “no-show” socks to avoid the traditional sock lines his father used to sport. This subtle approach to style reflects a modern, thoughtful approach to professional presentation.

While filling in for Purdy during his toe injury in Weeks 2 and 3, Jones not only performed admirably on the field, leading the 49ers to victories against the New Orleans Saints and Arizona Cardinals, but he also maintained his reputation as a fashion-forward athlete.

As the season progresses, fans and teammates alike are eagerly anticipating what bold fashion statement Jones will make next. One thing is certain: in the 49ers’ world, style is just as important as the game itself.