Kristin Juszczyk Reveals Cabo Vacation with 49ers Stars and WAGs
Fashion designer and entrepreneur Kristin Juszczyk has offered fans a peek into her lively offseason getaway to Cabo, Mexico, alongside her husband, San Francisco 49ers star Kyle Juszczyk, his teammates, and their partners. The trip, captured in a vibrant Instagram montage, highlights the group's sun-soaked adventures and camaraderie.
Instagram Montage Captures Fun-Filled Escapades
Kristin, who married Kyle in 2019, shared the compilation with the caption 'Cabo is always a good idea', featuring scenes from the Mexican resort city. The vacation included tight end George Kittle and his wife Claire, wide receiver Kendrick Bourne and his wife Vanessa, and offensive tackle Trent Taylor with his wife Sarah. Backup quarterback Mac Jones also joined the excursion, while offensive tackle Trent Williams arrived with his girlfriend Paloma Synclaire.
In the videos, Kristin is seen in a bikini, singing along to 'Shake It' by Metro Station before playfully falling into a swimming pool. The montage also shows her partying with fellow WAGs under the sun, enjoying a romantic dance with Kyle, and capturing Jones showcasing bold dance moves in a nightclub. The group indulged in a boozy golf outing, with Kyle clowning around shirtless on the course with Taylor, and Kittle dancing with Claire during a boat trip.
WAGs and Fashion Empire in the Spotlight
Vanessa Bourne commented on Kristin's post, writing 'A time was had! Best weekend EVER', reflecting the trip's joyous atmosphere. Beyond her role as an NFL WAG, Kristin heads a burgeoning fashion empire, having launched 'Off Season' in January 2025 with support from fashion titan Emma Grede, who has connections to the Kardashian family.
At 31, Kristin has transformed her hobby of repurposing team merchandise into custom, one-off pieces, redefining sportswear for everyday NFL fans. Her designs gained viral attention in 2024 when celebrities like Taylor Swift and Brittany Mahomes wore her handmade puffer jackets. In an October interview with the Daily Mail, Kristin expressed her gratitude, stating, 'It's just such a pinch-me moment, truly. I feel so honored when somebody comes to me and wants a piece made by me. It's a true dream come true.'
She added, '[It has had] the biggest impact. It was the whole reason that people were able to see my designs. It was everything for me. I owe everything to anybody who's ever supported my brand and worn it. My whole life changed when I started getting traction from celebrities wearing my designs, and I couldn't be any more grateful to anybody who's ever worn any piece made by me.'
