The new partnership between Los Angeles-based brand Swish Authentics and the Cleveland Cavaliers has brought a sleek new collection that celebrates the team in style. We always try to tie in the city of Cleveland.” “Anytime there’s an event coming up … we had people requesting and asking, ‘Hey, what’s coming up for the All-Star game or anything like that,” says GV Art + Design owner Greg Vlosich. For All-Star Weekend, the design studio is taking inspiration from a themed shirt created for baseball season and making it fit for basketball. Known for their fresh, creative designs and themed collections, GV Art + Design is always cooking up a T-shirt that celebrates not only Cleveland, but also whatever hot event is on the way. GV Art + Design’s All-Star Cleveland Shirt Where to buy: 342 Euclid Ave., Cleveland, 21, “We have a partnership with WMMS, who carries the Cavs games on the radio, and came out with a Buzzard tee featuring the iconic Buzzard playing basketball.” The company’s latest tee hits the sweet spot of sports and city pride. “We started the season with whatever we had in stock from the previous year, but demand has been high, and requests have been coming in from customers visiting our stores,” says Cleveland Clothing Co.’s owner Mike Kubinksi. Now, with the energy of All-Star Weekend coming to town, there’s no better time to represent the local team - and local shops.įrom T-shirts to sweatsuits, Cleveland Clothing Co. So much so that, as soon as the Cavs began to take off in early January, local shops struggled to keep up. The sports T-shirt business in Cleveland is no joke - and there’s constantly a high demand for clothing that lets Clevelanders show their pride for local sports. Whether you’re into fresh silhouettes, nostalgic callbacks or classic wine and gold, GV Art + Design, Cleveland Clothing Co., and the Cavaliers Team Shop have everything you need to show your Cleveland basketball pride. Business Hall of Fame and Community Leader of the Year Awards.MAGIC REAPPEARING ACT: In Orlando, Roy Parry reports the new Magic jerseys “showcase the history of Orlando.” Orange is used to “symbolize sunshine and citrus,” and this latest jersey “connects the orange roots of Orlando and the Magic’s original classic pinstripes, a hallmark of Magic uniforms that date back to the inaugural team in 1989” ( ORLANDO SENTINEL, 11/10). The uniform features a "black base with baby blue and red trim and the word 'Sactown' emblazoned on the front of the jersey." The design includes a "black and gray checkered pattern on the sides of the jersey and shorts, the words 'Sacramento Proud' above the label at the bottom of the jersey and the team's lion emblem on the shorts." The Kings also announced that they have "collaborated with local apparel company Swish Authentics to create a complementary merchandise line" ( SACRAMENTO BEE, 11/10). KINGS' HIGHWAY: In Sacramento, Jason Anderson reports the Kings' new City Edition uniform combines colors that have been "woven through the franchise's 35-year history" in the city.
Red is among Simmons' "favorite colors" and he also "did not much like the blue 'Phila' wordmark in that titled script." Meanwhile, the 76ers will build an accompanying court, though that is a "challenge for them, since there is not space to store it at the Wells Fargo Center." The team instead "will store the court off-site" (, 11/10). 76ers President Chris Heck and VP/Business & Fan Development Desron Dorset indicated that the team "wanted to highlight some local landmark that takes on a new life at night." The team "discussed a mirror image throwback" to their black jerseys from the Allen Iverson era, though it "went another direction for a variety of reasons, including a determination to maintain some of the team's core color scheme." Mixing in four colors - red, white, blue and black - is a "juggling act, even if the dominant one (black) relegates the others to trim status." The first proposal to "gain serious traction focused on blue and black, with red appearing only in the 76 logo at the bottom of the shorts or not at all." Those jerseys, though, "echoed Duke University's black alternates - too closely" for 76ers G Ben Simmons's taste, who had a role in the design. meant to mimic Philadelphia's famous Boathouse Row along the Schuylkill River," according to Zach Lowe of.
The 76ers' new City Edition jersey for the '20-21 season is black with a line of houses "wrapping around the front and back of the tops.
Jersey design is meant to mimic Philadelphia's famous Boathouse Row along the Schuylkill River 76ERS
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