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Dana WhitlockVollständiges Profil ansehen → Dana Whitlock is Editor-in-Chief, covering licensed sports apparel, replica jersey construction, fan collectibles authentication, and test desk operations. They write jersey reviews and annual buying guides, work with the site's five-point scoring scale and 12-month retest cadence, and sign off on scores before publication. Dana personally completes the flagship jersey checklist, covering order records, packaging photographs, crest and seam inspection under the light box, size-range fit checks, and five wash-and-wear cycles. A table compares two or three reference jerseys, and the score is written only after the retest date is set.
Priya RamanathanVollständiges Profil ansehen → Priya Ramanathan is Reviews Editor, covering textile durability, wash testing, fit grading across body types, and scarf and cap construction. They own USFansUS' wash-and-wear protocol, maintain fit logs for scarves, caps, and training wear, and edit reviews before Dana Whitlock assigns a score. Every garment undergoes five wash cycles at 30 degrees, with color shift, shrinkage, and print edge lift recorded after each cycle, alongside scarf measurements and cap-adjuster checks. Any item that splits a seam during testing is reordered before editing continues. They also build the comparison tables that sit beside each review.
Colin NakamuraVollständiges Profil ansehen → Colin Nakamura is Research Editor, covering licensing records, SKU tracking, price history, retailer support timing, and catalog cross-checks. They verify every product identifier at USFansUS, build buying-guide price histories, and log retailer support response times for agent timing notes. SKUs are checked against supplier and retailer listings, prices are tracked from the order date through the following 12 months, and each retailer receives one sizing and one returns question. Identifiers that cannot be matched to two independent listings are held back until confirmed. The test note logs how long each live-support service takes to send its first response.