History And Culture Evolution Of NBA Jerseys

In 1984, President David Stern and flying man Jordan joined in succession. NBA Let NBA be transformed from a sports league which relies solely on box office revenue to a "highly integrated sports market and entertainment organization" with market internationalization and product diversification. The right of television broadcasting and the sale right of related products of the team are released, so that fans can show their love and loyalty to NBA when they watch the ball wearing their idol's jerseys. Since then, NBA Jersey With the development of the alliance, it has gradually become a special culture.

Although the shirt is small, the NBA team has worked hard to better serve the fans. Do you remember the jersey worn by the Orlando magic team a few years ago? A big star replaced the letter "A", which was inlaid in the middle of the "Magic". The clothes with such magical colors and the name of the magic team complement each other. This dress was completed by the magic team hired New York art and design master Jane Barnes. Although Barnes is a woman, she specializes in men's clothing, and has made a lot of contributions in furniture and carpet. The magic team began to wear Barnes's work in the 1998-99 season and showed off for 5 years in NBA.

Rocket Yao Ming

In addition to the magic, the New Jersey of the Houston rockets in September 2003 was the hand of Shioka Eiko, winner of the September 2003 Oscar best costume design award. Indiana Pacers Jersey The designer is Griffith Joyner, the champion of the women's dash in 1988 Seoul Olympic Games. The New Orleans Hornets' jersey is written by the famous fashion designer Alexander Julian. Mark Cuban, the Dallas maverick owner who is known for his independence, is also the 2004-2005 season in which he invited the pop star to brag for the Mavericks. Bragging old dad injected hip-hop into the Mavericks Jersey, so that NBA's shirt culture and fashion were perfectly integrated.

In addition, because the League does not sell the team's naming rights, the NBA team's shirts perfectly preserve the cultural connotation of the team's history. Each special holiday or team's historical moment, NBA teams will also change the corresponding special jersey to commemorate the glory of the team.

In the 1967-68 season, the Rockets first mounted the NBA stage in Santiago. Their nickname to the team reflects the rapid development of Santiago's aerospace industry in the aviation age. In the 1970 draft, the team selected Tomjanovich in second place, and in the second round the first choice was Calvin Calvin (Murphy). Houston, several of Texas's rockets invested in the Rockets in 1971, and moved the team's stronghold to Houston. The rocket's jerseys also use the red and gold that we are familiar with now. Rudy Tomjanovich stayed in the Rockets for 34 years, 11 years as a team player, playing 13.8 points and 5.1 rebounds, four times scoring points. After retiring, he became coach of the team.

In 1972, there were some changes in rocket jerseys. The letters on the chest were in white italics, and the new Logo of the team was added to the right leg of the shorts. This uniform has been used until 1995 when Hakim Olajuwon and his teammates won the two championship. Gold in the 1994-95 season Rockets won the championship, the team uniform has also changed significantly, using red and blue color matching, with white stripes, and a cartoon Logo team. Charles Barclay spent four seasons in the Rockets wearing this jersey for the away game.

The important announcement was that in 1992, the Rockets first selected Yao Ming from China's center in the first round, and guard Steve Francis joined him in the first round. In the following year, the Rockets redesigned their uniforms, gave up their former blue, changed their home colors to white, and returned to traditional red on the road. Back to Dezhou as part of the night activities of Hardwood Classics, rockets MM combination Yao Ming and Tracy Mcgrady wore the Rockets' retro jersey for the 1971-72 season to mark the first year of the team's move to Houston.