San Francisco 49ers star Kyle Juszczyk and his wife, Kristin, reacted to the upcoming WNBA collaboration of Off Season, headlined by Kysre Gondrezick.On Tuesday, Off Season posted a short clip of Gondrezick dribbling the ball. The end of the video showed the logos of the sports apparel brand and the WNBA side by side."Can't come soon enough!" Kyle commented."Sooo excited!!!" Kristin wrote.Gondrezick also posted an emoji in the comment section of the post.Enter captionOff Season captioned the post:"See you on 9/04 at offseasonbrand.com 👀." View this post on Instagram Instagram PostKristin Juszczyk co-founded Off Season in January alongside entrepreneur Emma Grede. In its launch, the brand had a partnership with the NFL for its debut collection. Off Season announced its expansion to the WNBA on Thursday.Gondrezick last played in the WNBA last season. The 28-year-old guard appeared in five games for the Chicago Sky before being waived midseason due to a lack of playing time.The Indiana Fever selected Gondrezick as the No. 4 pick of the 2021 WNBA draft. She played 19 games in her rookie season in 2021. The Fever waived her in the following season. Despite being currently without a WNBA contract, Gondrezick has remained in the spotlight as a model.What to expect in Off Season's upcoming WNBA collection?Off Season will launch its WNBA debut collection on Sept. 4 with apparel and merchandise for four teams: the Golden State Valkyries, Indiana Fever, Las Vegas Aces and New York Liberty. The line will feature Kristin Juszczyk's signature touch.Fans can buy the items on the websites of Off Season, the WNBA Store and Fanatics. The pieces, which will have women's and unisex styles, will range from $110 to $185.Juszczyk shared that she plans to have Dallas Wings rookie Paige Bueckers as the first athlete to rock Off Season merchandise in her pregame outfit."I would love to dress Paige," Juszczyk told USA Today on Thursday. "She's just amazing. She's so fun to watch. ... She also has amazing style. I love seeing what she comes out for game days."Juszczyk also mentioned that her "favorite piece" in the upcoming WNBA collection is a sweater inspired by Naismith Basketball Hall of Famer Kobe Bryant. She said the reference was Bryant's last public appearance in 2019, wearing an orange WNBA sweatshirt in an LA Lakers game alongside daughter Gianna.The hoodie will be unisex and will have the WNBA logo in orange in the front. In the back, it will have the silhouette surrounded by a spray-painted, graffiti border.