A nostalgia-led drop celebrating one of the NBA’s most iconic nights.
As NBA All-Star 2026 heads to Los Angeles, Kith is marking the moment with a collection that looks back to one of the league’s most unforgettable chapters: the 2001 NBA All-Star Game.
Widely regarded as one of the most electric showdowns in All-Star history, the 2001 game brought together a roster stacked with future Hall of Famers and, notably, saw players wear their own team uniforms instead of traditional East and West jerseys. That visual disruption now serves as the foundation for Kith’s latest collaboration.
The capsule features Hardwood Classics logo treatments from 15 teams represented in the 2001 game, a subtle nod to Kith’s own 15-year milestone. The offering spans satin bomber jackets with detailed team embroidery, mesh sets inspired by the original on-court uniforms, vintage graphic tees, and a standout AVIREX leather bomber adorned with all-over team patches and NBA iconography.
Collectible pieces round out the release, including a Wilson-designed basketball, commemorative homeware and custom neon signage dedicated to the Los Angeles Lakers and New York Knicks.
Fronting the campaign are 2001 All-Star icons Vince Carter, Tracy McGrady and Latrell Sprewell, anchoring the drop in the era that inspired it. Take a look at the campaign below.
PHOTO CREDIT: Kith
