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Kristin Juszczyk designs a custom Caitlin Clark vest before historic accomplishment
Julia Hansen / USA TODAY NETWORK

Kristin Juszczyk, the wife of San Francisco 49ers fullback Kyle Juszczyk, has dressed some significant people this past year. And that now includes Caitlin Clark. 

The Iowa star made history on Sunday, setting the all-time NCAA scoring record, passing Pete Maravich. And in honor of her incredible accomplishment, she also now owns an amazing custom vest.

And this achievement is just the latest of so many. She now is also the all-time Iowa leader in points, assists, three pointers made, and field goals made. 

Juszczyk posted a video on her Instagram, showing the process for making the vest. 

Juszczyk did an exclusive interview with People about this vest for one of the best basketball players in the world, detailing how she partnered with StateFarm for the look. 

"She's the first collegiate athlete that they've ever signed, woman or man, and it's so amazing that they're uplifting women in sports," Juszczyk told People. "So when they came to me with this opportunity, I didn't even blink twice, of course. She is just incredible selling out these arenas and breaking all these records."

"I wanted to be able to make a special piece for her to show her how much her fans love her, how much Iowa loves her, and what a trailblazer she is," she added. "I think there's just no better time than to honor a woman, and a woman in sports."

So now Clark joins Taylor Swift and Simone Biles with one of Juszczyk's custom creations. 

And Jake from State Farm got a vest too!

This was the perfect way to celebrate this achievement, so one again and as expected, Juszczyk knocked it out of the park. 

This article first appeared on A to Z Sports and was syndicated with permission.

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