NBA: jerseys, balls and fan merchandise
Purple and gold in Los Angeles, green in Boston, red in Chicago, orange and blue in New York: in NBA, each franchise has its own colours, and this page helps you find yours. Legendary jerseys, caps, sweatshirts, balls and accessories are sorted by conference, by player, and by type of item.
Start with your conference, then click on your franchise.
East Conference, West Conference: find your franchise
The NBA has thirty franchises divided into two conferences, and the site follows the same structure. The East Conference page includes teams like the Celtics, Knicks, Bulls, Heat, Bucks, and Sixers. The West Conference page features the Lakers, Warriors, Spurs, Mavericks, Suns, and the Thunder. Each franchise has its own page, with all its articles.
Players from yesterday and today
Some fans choose a player over a team. The legendary players page showcases retro jerseys of great figures from the eighties and nineties, from Magic Johnson to Shaquille O'Neal, including Allen Iverson, Larry Bird, and Scottie Pippen. The players page gathers jerseys, sweatshirts, and plush toys featuring more recent players.
The league's ball
For playing or collecting, the NBA balls page offers balls in franchise colours, Authentic series balls, WNBA balls, and mini-balls. They are made by Wilson, the supplier of the official league ball.
The brands dressing NBA fans
Several brands share the league's licensed merchandise, each with its specialty.
- New Era designs the caps, hoodies, and t-shirts with franchise logos.
- Mitchell & Ness reissues jerseys, shorts, and jackets from the glorious years, under the Hardwood Classics label.
- Wilson provides the balls, from game models to collector's items.
- Eastpak places team logos on its backpacks.
- Bleacher Creatures makes plush toys of players and mascots for young fans.
From the court to the sidewalk
The NBA doesn't stop at franchises. For playing, the shoes, clothing, and balls pages equip the player. For style, the lifestyle page showcases basketball culture in daily life. And if your heart leans toward other leagues, check out the US sports and fans pages.
NBA good deals
NBA items go on sale at various times throughout the year. The NBA Black Friday kicks off the season, the NBA Christmas selection helps choose a gift, followed by the NBA sales. All year round, the NBA special offers compile discounts, the NBA shipped in 24h page features items ready to go, and the NBA new arrivals page presents the latest items.
Frequently asked questions
How can I tell if an NBA item is licensed?
A licensed item has the NBA logo, often on a label or hologram, and the name of the licensed brand. The brands listed on the page are manufacturing with the league's official license. Watch out for rough logos or colours that don't exist.
What size NBA jersey should I get?
NBA jerseys are sized American-style, which means they are quite loose. Stick to your usual size for a loose fit over a t-shirt, or go down one size for a more fitted look. The size guide on each product page provides the exact measurements.
Where can I find an item from a defunct franchise?
Retro jerseys sometimes have surprises, like the Seattle SuperSonics or the Vancouver Grizzlies. Look in the legendary players page or use the team filter. These pieces are often rare and sell out quickly.
Can a fan jersey be used for playing?
For a game with friends, yes, but it's not designed for intense effort. The stitched finishes and thick materials heat up quickly. For regular playing, a breathable training jersey is more comfortable.
What NBA gift for a fan who already has everything?
A ball in their franchise colours, a mascot plush, or a retro jersey of a legend they don't have yet. Collectibles often please more than another t-shirt. Don’t forget about WNBA teams, too.
