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Adidas Reveals 2016 NBA All-Star Game Uniforms

The company’s All-Star Game apparel features maple leaf overlays and a cityscape of Toronto, which will host the best players on Feb. 14.
Adidas' 2016 NBA All-Star Uniforms
The athletic company revealed the uniforms the best players will wear during the Feb. 14 game.
Courtesy of Adidas.

Adidas, makers of Kanye West’s line of Yeezy sneakers, unveiled the on-court uniforms for the NBA’s 2016 All-Star Game. The game, which will feature the league’s best players, takes place Feb. 14 in Toronto.

The German athletic company yesterday revealed the outfits that pay tribute to Canada — a maple leaf overlay is displayed on the front of the jerseys and the Toronto city skyline is splashed on the back.

“This is the first NBA All-Star Game to be played outside the United States, and it is a very exciting time for basketball in Canada,” said Chris Grancio, Adidas’ global basketball GM, in a statement. “To honor this global celebration and pay tribute to Toronto — the site of the NBA’s first game — we’ve incorporated design elements that are inspired by the city’s basketball history, sports culture and unique fashion scene to make an All-Star collection that players and fans will love.”

Players representing the Western Conference will wear red-and-white uniforms, while the Eastern Conference team will be decked out in white-and-blue.

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Adidas NBA All-Star Uniforms 2016
The Eastern Conference jersey and shorts, which pay tribute to host city Toronto.Courtesy of Adidas.

In January, fans can get in on the action. The league plans to sell the All-Star jerseys for $70 to $110, in addition to a range of T-shirts, track jackets and headwear.

Adidas announced in March that it would not renew its 11-year contract with the NBA when it expires in 2017.

Nike is expected to take over outfitting the league’s players for the 2017-18 NBA season.

Earlier this week, Adidas debuted its new film, “Creators Never Follow,” starring James Harden.

The company signed Harden to a 13-year, $200 million deal in August.

 

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