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Rowing Blazers x NBA

Rowing Blazers x NBA Los Angeles Lakers Joggers

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Luxurious French terry loopback jogger sweatpants. Heather gray, 100% cotton. Hand-embroidered Los Angeles Lakers goldwork bullion wire badge. Made in Portugal.

This product features hand embroidery, using a technique called wire bullion goldwork. It's relatively delicate and therefore we recommend dry cleaning this product. We know it's a little more work, but we think it's worth it for this beautiful technique.

Details

Unisex. Heavyweight loopback French terry cotton. Made in Portugal.

Size & Fit

These sweatpants have a relaxed waist tapering to a slim hem opening. Mid-rise. Unisex. Run true to size (men's sizes).

Chris is 6'2" and wearing a size Large.
Lane is 5'10" and wearing a size Small.

Provenance

For our collaboration with the NBA, Rowing Blazers' founder Jack Carlson took inspiration from classic American collegiate style and from the 1965 Japanese book Take Ivy. "The book was created by a group of Japanese guys who came over to the US in the early '60s and just photographed American college kids in their natural habitat and unwittingly created a style bible. For Rowing Blazers x NBA, I looked there, and I also looked at how some of my all-time favorite NBA players were dressing when they were in college. I thought about the kinds of things I like to wear, and just wanted to make timeless, elevated pieces, inspired by old-school Americana but luxe and really well made." The collection is made in the U.S., U.K., and Europe. True to the collegiate theme, the lookbook for the collection was photographed in an obsessive recreation of one of our favorite player's freshman dorm room located at The Graduate Chapel Hill. The collection includes the famous red-white-and-blue NBA logo, as well as the Knicks, Nets, Celtics, Bulls, Lakers, and Warriors; with plans for new teams to be added pending customer demand.