Jerry Seinfeld wears the "puffy shirt" designed by the girlfriend of his pal Kramer (Michael Richards) in a sitcom moment worthy of the Smithsonian.
This week, Jerry Seinfeld donated to the Smithsonian Institution in Washington the famous "puffy shirt," from the Seinfeld episode in which Jerry gets talked into wearing a pirate-like shirt designed by Kramer's girlfriend.
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