The National Football League and legendary sports heritage brand Mitchell & Ness have announced a groundbreaking collaboration with multi-platinum artist and cultural icon Lil Wayne. This partnership will introduce a…
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Lids HD collaborates with Anti Social Social Club (ASSC) and Mitchell & Ness to launch a captivating NBA-inspired collection. This collection seamlessly blends fashion with basketball, capturing a vintage aesthetic.
The range includes t-shirts, hoodies, jerseys, bomber jackets, shorts, snapback hats, and fitted hats. The exclusive NBA Anti-Social Social Club collection is set to drop on Friday, October 27th, starting at 12:00 PM ET, and will be available online and in select Lids HD, NBA, and Lids stores.
Lids HD, originally an e-commerce site, has enjoyed immense success since its launch last year, with limited headwear collections released weekly. The opening of physical stores in Queens, NY, and Houston, TX followed this. ASSC, a Los Angeles-based streetwear company founded by Andrew Buenaflor in 2015, is known for its unique and iconic designs.
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Sports platform online Fanatics and a strategic investment group that included Jay-Z, Maverick Carter, Meek Mill, the D’Amelio family, and Lil Baby purchased the renowned lifestyle and street fashion company Mitchell & Ness in February. Fanatics has since announced an increase in the ownership group. LeBron James, Kevin Durant, Chris Paul, CJ McCollum, Devin Booker, James Harden, Joel Embiid, Odell Beckham Jr., Kevin Hart, Rich Paul, Rich Kleiman, Scooter Braun, and Steve Stoute are among the more prominent figures joining the unit.
This new, extended group will help Mitchell & Ness become the most diversified and culturally relevant consumer brand. They are all tastemakers and trendsetters on their own. The influential owners will utilize their position to promote upcoming partnerships, one-of-a-kind capsule collections, and additional opportunities for fans to show their love for their preferred teams and players of the past, present, and future.
During the February acquisition, Fanatics CEO Michael Rubins said: “Mitchell & Ness is an iconic brand and a pioneer within our industry. I’m incredibly excited for Fanatics to partner with this incredible group of innovative owners to build upon the company’s already strong business that has kept the brand culturally relevant for more than 100 years. Growing up as a kid in Philadelphia we looked at Mitchell & Ness as a badge of pride, and I truly believe this legendary brand has no limit.”
Fanatics has strengthened Mitchell & Ness’ already strong brand since joining the Fanatics Commerce division earlier this year by exploiting its extensive customer database and strong connections with sports franchises to draw in new, diversified fans to the licensed sports market. Through Fanatics’ already-existing connection with the League, the company recently secured new, extensive rights to design and produce merchandise for all 32 NHL teams, as well as for active and retired players. To get Mitchell & Ness items into more prestigious sports properties and player organisations, more agreements and rights purchases are being worked on.
Some of the fastest-growing segments of the Fanatics Commerce business include men’s and women’s street fashion, nostalgic authentics, and other culturally relevant product categories – all areas of competence for Mitchell & Ness.
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Basketball gear will be forever classic so when there is a new take on the staple pieces we are all here for it. The brand responsible for Hip-Hop’s throwback era is back with a new drop.
Mitchell & Ness has announced a collection that gives a new spin to on court uniforms. Their Private School sets are a nod to the throwback to prep school aesthetic, utilizing the classic madras plaid. All fonts and word marks across this collection are applied with a classic varsity font. This collection will feature a swingman jersey, swingman shorts and headwear.
The Philadelphia company does not disappoint with the selections for this new series. Included are jerseys from Spud Webb (Atlanta Hawks 1987-1988), Penny Hardaway (Orlando Magic 1995-1996), Allen Iverson (Philadelphia 76ers 1997-1998) and Tracy McGrady (Toronto Raptors 1999-2000). Each piece features a100% polyester mesh body with side vents, knit 1×1 rib striped trim at neckline and armholes, heat sealed screen prints with front/back number applications and the NBA logoman which is applied at upper left shoulder. Of course the shorts are also available if you want to ball to you fall.
Private School pieces will range from $35- $150. This Mitchell & Ness collection will be available exclusively online at www.mitchellandness.com and select retailers. You can see more looks below.
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Basketball gear will be forever classic so when there is a new take on the staple pieces we are all here for it. The brand responsible for Hip-Hop’s throwback era is back with a new drop.
Mitchell & Ness has announced a collection that gives a new spin to on court uniforms. Their Private School sets are a nod to the throwback to prep school aesthetic, utilizing the classic madras plaid. All fonts and word marks across this collection are applied with a classic varsity font. This collection will feature a swingman jersey, swingman shorts and headwear.
The Philadelphia company does not disappoint with the selections for this new series. Included are jerseys from Spud Webb (Atlanta Hawks 1987-1988), Penny Hardaway (Orlando Magic 1995-1996), Allen Iverson (Philadelphia 76ers 1997-1998) and Tracy McGrady (Toronto Raptors 1999-2000). Each piece features a100% polyester mesh body with side vents, knit 1×1 rib striped trim at neckline and armholes, heat sealed screen prints with front/back number applications and the NBA logoman which is applied at upper left shoulder. Of course the shorts are also available if you want to ball to you fall.
Private School pieces will range from $35- $150. This Mitchell & Ness collection will be available exclusively online at www.mitchellandness.com and select retailers. You can see more looks below.
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Today’s Millennials may not remember but there was a time in the Hip-Hop game when Mitchell & Ness throwback jerseys were all the rage. There wasn’t one music video when a rapper wasn’t rocking an OG basketball, football or baseball jersey courtesy of the Philadelphia clothing company.
Now Mitchell & Ness is teaming with Bleacher Report and some of Hip-Hop’s biggest names to create a remix collections of sports jerseys for the home teams of rappers like Future (Atlanta Hawks), Big Sean (Detroit Pistons) and the Diplomats (New York Knicks). Giving their own personal take on their favorite teams jerseys, the remixed sports garments with said artist’s emblems and/or personal flavors.
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From the Dipset emblem on the front of the New York Knicks jersey to a flaming key courtesy of DJ Khaled on a Miami Heat swingman joint, the remix collection really is a must-have for Hip-Hoppers across the board.
Peep more of the collection below and if you’re planning on copping just head over to Bleacherreportshop. Let us know if you’ll be repping your city’s team Hip-Hop style in the comments.
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Today’s Millennials may not remember but there was a time in the Hip-Hop game when Mitchell & Ness throwback jerseys were all the rage. There wasn’t one music video when a rapper wasn’t rocking an OG basketball, football or baseball jersey courtesy of the Philadelphia clothing company.
Now Mitchell & Ness is teaming with Bleacher Report and some of Hip-Hop’s biggest names to create a remix collections of sports jerseys for the home teams of rappers like Future (Atlanta Hawks), Big Sean (Detroit Pistons) and the Diplomats (New York Knicks). Giving their own personal take on their favorite teams jerseys, the remixed sports garments with said artist’s emblems and/or personal flavors.
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From the Dipset emblem on the front of the New York Knicks jersey to a flaming key courtesy of DJ Khaled on a Miami Heat swingman joint, the remix collection really is a must-have for Hip-Hoppers across the board.
Peep more of the collection below and if you’re planning on copping just head over to Bleacherreportshop. Let us know if you’ll be repping your city’s team Hip-Hop style in the comments.
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Mitchell & Ness has always had more than just authentic jerseys and ball caps in its repertoire. The brand has teamed with KITH and Coca-Cola for a fourth product drop.
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This time the theme is the Hawaiian Islands, and the collection includes basketball shorts and mesh batting practice tops as well as headwear, of course. The gear features the Coca-Cola Classic and Coke logos utilized in an all-over Hawaiian print. Teaming with the KITH brand, which shows no signs of cooling off, makes for a nice pick up.
You’ll be able to get your hands on the red, white and blue gear starting August 9 either online or at Kith stores.
Check out detailed photos of the Mitchell & Ness x Kith x Coca-Cola collab (part of a bigger Kith x Coca-Cola drop) below.
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