Vintage Reebok Throwbacks Miami Dolphins #13 Dan Marino Football Jersey Size Medium

Dan Marino in number thirteen, Dolphins aqua and orange and white. There are a handful of jersey configurations in the entire history of the NFL that need no further introduction, and this is one of them. This is a Reebok Throwbacks Miami Dolphins #13 Marino jersey, sized Medium.

The Reebok Throwbacks line is a specific category inside Reebok's NFL licensing window. These were not on-field replicas of the current-roster jerseys. They were a throwback program that referenced earlier Dolphins-era uniforms, produced under the Reebok license rather than the Mitchell and Ness license, and they sit at a different price and prestige tier than M&N stitched throwbacks. That distinction matters: a Reebok Throwback is a real piece of NFL retail history in its own right, but it is not a M&N. We are calling that line clearly.

What we can confirm

From the tag, the title, and the photos: Reebok Throwbacks brand, Miami Dolphins team, Marino nameplate and number, tag-size Medium. Beyond that, the photos are the source of truth. Cut, color saturation, graphic placement, and any character of wear are all documented in the listing imagery. We do not introduce specifics we cannot see.

Condition

Graded Very Good. Worn or owned long enough to settle, with the kind of softening in the fabric and the graphic that real time produces. Photo measurements are the canonical sizing record. Reebok Throwbacks in tag-size Medium typically read close to a contemporary medium through the shoulder and slightly more generous through the body, but measurements over tags every time.

How it wears

A Marino throwback is a strong enough graphic to do most of the styling work for you. Pair it with straight or relaxed denim and a clean leather sneaker for the obvious read. Layer it under an open denim trucker or a canvas chore coat with a long-sleeve white tee underneath for a colder-weather move. Throwback jerseys are some of the few sport pieces that have crossed over fully into streetwear vocabulary, and a Marino is one of the safest entries into that crossover.

Why we kept this one

Dolphins-era Marino retail in honest Very Good condition is a piece that vintage-sport collectors notice immediately. Most surfaced examples either present too pristine to wear or too damaged to wear, and the middle is the wearable sweet spot. We aim for the middle.

Reading vintage NFL and NBA jerseys

Authentic licensed jerseys carry a different construction signature than retail look-alikes. Stitched-on lettering, durable nameplate sewing, mesh-body weight, and the specific cut of the shoulder yoke are the construction signals collectors learn to read. Photos document those signals on every listing we publish. The photos are the canonical record on construction, on graphic placement, and on any character of wear in the lettering, the body, or the seams. Tag size is a starting point. Measurement photos are the actual sizing reference, because vintage jersey cuts ran differently than contemporary fan-merch cuts at the same nominal size.

Inside the broader vintage-sport category, jerseys carry more weight per piece than tees because the construction was always more involved and the licensing was always tighter. A jersey is a jersey. A tee is a tee. The collecting categories overlap but they do not merge. We grade and price each piece on its own terms, with the photos as the document of record, and we name the wear honestly when wear is present. Read the listing imagery before deciding. Reach out for additional photos if anything is unclear.

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