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Big Logos Are Having a Moment — On the Basketball Court

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Nike is giving its NBA apparel a full style reset, trading in understated branding for oversize logos, sleeker modern cuts, and its newest performance fabrics. The refreshed lineup, dubbed NBA Standard Issue, aims to bring new energy to on-court gear worn from coast to coast. It's a bolder, more graphic take on a category that had gone quiet.

With reporting from WWD.

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