Jersey (noun)

1. A close-fitting knit or woven shirt, typically made of wool or cotton.
2. A soft woolen or cotton fabric with a smooth surface and a slightly ribbed back, used for making clothing.
3. A sports shirt worn as part of a uniform by a member of a team.

Origin:

Early 19th century: named after jersey, one of the channel islands, where it was first made.

Examples:

1. She wore a red jersey to the game.
2. The soccer team was outfitted in new jerseys.
3. The sweater was made of a warm woolen jersey.
4. She sewed a new dress from a soft jersey material.
5. The basketball players wore matching jerseys with their team logo.