Olajuwon Released His Own Design Of Clothing Dream To Reveal Clothing Addiction.

According to the Houston chronicle, Olajuwon recently released his own clothing brand "DR34M Collection", which was named after Olajuwon's nickname "big dream" and he also integrated his jersey number. Olajuwon said he did not like wearing the same clothes as others, and he was always willing to show differences.

After many retired stars, many of them went to other fields to start their own career. Olajuwon, the legendary dream of rockets, is no exception.

After retiring, besides basketball, Olajuwon had a great hobby. That was fashion. In order to have a design of his own Jersey, Olajuwon himself chose the fabric and created it independently. Eventually Olajuwon launched his own clothing series DR34M.

The name is very meaningful. It has both his own title "big dream", the name of the rocket, and his own jersey number.

Olajuwon introduced this type of Jersey including many types of men's sportswear, shirts and jeans. The price of these three types of clothes is different. When it comes to why they think of their own designs, Olajuwon expresses his own thoughts. "I know what I need. When I see some fabrics, I know where I have seen them." Olajuwon said, "I spent my childhood in Nigeria, and the fashion there gave me a lot of inspiration. We can find different things in different places, and this is definitely unique.

Besides, I don't like to wear a piece of clothing that others are wearing. I always want to be different. "

Olajuwon is very happy to have his own fashion brand: "it's fun to do what I like. I played basketball for a long time, and I was very passionate. Now I find a new passion. That's fashion."

Olajuwon said, "I was designing clothes long ago, but not for the public, but for myself.

I like everything I wear, so I want to design clothes for you. "

Olajuwon said, "these are all designed by me. You can see 1994 and 1995 (the year when big dreams lead the Rockets to win the championship). These are the elements of combining basketball with fashion."