George Kittle's Wife's Outfit for 49ers-Broncos Is Worth Seeing
The San Francisco 49ers' preseason did not get off to the best start on Saturday. They hosted the Denver Broncos at Levi's Stadium for their first game, which turned out to be a disappointing performance for the home team.Quarterback Jarrett Stidham led the charge for the Broncos, completing 14-of-15 passes for 136 yards and two touchdowns. The sixth-year QB led the charge for Denver, en route to a dominant 30-9 victory.Niners head coach Kyle Shanahan opted not to play multiple key players in the game. The likes of Brock Purdy, Fred Warner and Christian McCaffrey, among others, did not take part in the preseason opener. Six-time Pro Bowl tight end George Kittle was also held out.
Kittle's wife, Claire Kittle, however, still attended the game despite the absence of her better half from the matchup. The 30-year-old took to Instagram on Sunday to show off her first game-day outfit of the season.
Claire Kittle went for a sporty, laid-back look for the preseason opener. She wore a white cropped tank, which she paired with bright red athletic shorts. The prominent NFL WAG (wives and girlfriends) also added a link for her shorts. It's a The Put Your Name on It Chubbies shorts which had the word 'Kittle' printed across the front in bold white letters. It retails for $69.50 on the Chubbies website.
Claire Kittle capped off her look with clean white Louis Vuitton sneakers that featured red accents. Her accessories, a red-and-white baseball cap and small white handbag, were perfectly coordinated with her color scheme for the day.Claire Kittle has established herself as a fashion icon on the sidelines, and based on her eye-catching fit on Day 1, it appears that she's intent on maintaining her status for the upcoming season. This story was originally reported by Athlon Sports on Aug 11, 2025, where it first appeared.
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