When did referees shirts stop having collars?

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Tue Feb 02, 2016, 10:27am

Rob1968

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Originally Posted by Rich

Not a style consideration. Basketball pants at most levels are pleated, beltless pants. Not really sure why I'd want to be different than the pack.

Not very many years/seasons ago, in my area, pleated slacks were not acceptable. Now, the common statement is that pleated slacks are the preferred wear. It all is cyclical, as are most fashion trends/norms.

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