From guernsey choices to strange hairdos, Jack Ginnivan's decision to don a stylish ring on his finger during a game has inspired a deep-dive into some of the AFL's top wardrobe malfunctions.
Ginnivan was outed by a Pies fan on social media, prompting the league to intervene with a warning.
The questionable decision doesn't stand alone over the years, and this article takes you through some less-than-memorable wardrobe choices.
1. "Stinking brown suit": Brownlow Medallist's infamous wardrobe choice
Brownlow Medallist Graham Teasdale was known for his football prowess, but when casting yours eyes back to the 1970s and 1980s in memory of Teasdale, there is a moment that stands above most.
Upon being awarded 'Charlie' in 1977, Teasdale made more than just a football statement. He made a fashion statement, donning a very questionable brown velvet suit with a shirt that resembled the 'puffy shirt' from Seinfeld.
Reflecting on the night, Teasdale said: "The suit was never, ever my choice.
"In those days, if you're over 6'2, you found it difficult players to fit, and the guy said, 'look, don't worry, I've got the suit that'll fit, but it's at the other store.
"Of course, being 22, I didn't both picking it up until about two hours before the Brownlow, and then he brought this brown thing out, and I thought, 'ohhh Jesus'.
"The hipsters are starting to bring it back, it's good to see.
"Different people have come up to me and said, 'I kicked six goals in a grand final, and nobody remembers me but they always remember that stinking brown suit of yours."
