NBA team gear is getting a broader refresh as Nike rolls out its new Standard Issue Collection for all 30 franchises. The clothing leans more into streetwear than traditional fan apparel, using roomier fits, oversized graphics, unusual logo placement, and different treatments of each team’s familiar branding.
Designs vary from team to team instead of using one template across the entire league. Some pieces cover large portions of the front or back with team logos and graphics, while others keep things much quieter. Hoodies, sweatshirts, T-shirts, and other apparel are included throughout the collection.
NBA players will also wear Standard Issue pieces during practices, warm-ups, and team travel. This will be the first time fans can buy the same versions being worn by players. Amen and Ausar Thompson, Ace Bailey, Scottie Barnes, AJ Dybantsa, and Jalen Johnson are among the players featured in the collection’s campaign.
More than 400 elite high school players and 100 NBA players provided feedback during development, along with all 30 NBA teams and basketball fans from around the world. Performance details remain part of the clothing through Dri-FIT, Aero-Fit, stretch materials, and Nike’s bouncy fleece. Braided drawcords, custom hardware, and woven labels are also used across select pieces.
Eight franchises are getting another addition later this fall with the introduction of Specter Edition uniforms. The New York Knicks, Los Angeles Lakers, Boston Celtics, Golden State Warriors, Philadelphia 76ers, Detroit Pistons, Atlanta Hawks, and Sacramento Kings make up the first group.
The Nike NBA Standard Issue Collection releases in two waves on September 15th and October 12, 2026, through Nike, the NBA Store, and select retailers. Specter Edition uniforms and matching apparel will follow later this fall.
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