The four-time champion’s kicks first dropped in ‘06 at a NY pop-up and were limited to 250 pairs.
Say goodbye to the multi-colored striped boxes.
The duo’s ongoing partnership ushers in another clean and versatile offering.
Shortly after revealing its luxe Nike Air Force 1 collab, the jewelry imprint returns with another special project.
Expected to return during NBA All-Star Weekend in February.
Fleur de lis symbols and street signs reference the NBA All-Star’s St. Louis roots.
Chris Gibbs discussed the collab’s design details, his ‘80s Black and Latino style muses and designing for the next generation.
The kicks are equipped with GORE-TEX uppers and packaged with extra hiking laces.
A super clean color scheme for the dimensional lifestyle silhouette.
No word yet on if the public will get a shot at copping these.
The Swoosh is accusing the athleisure brand of infringing on its popular Flyknit technology.
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