Announced in June 2015, Nike’s partnership with the NBA begins with the 2017-18 season. Today, Nike and the NBA release details of the new Statement Edition uniform.
The Statement Edition uniform sets the tone for big games or rivalries and is inspired by the team's desire to make a bold statement every time they step on the court. For each team, the aesthetic expresses the specific spirit of the current roster.
For example, teams such as Boston, Chicago and Cleveland chose black bases — to convey a sense of strength and power — for their Statement Edition look. Each has team-specific detailing; Chicago's pays homage to its historic use of pinstripes, while Cleveland's displays the franchise's secondary logo. The latter conceit also follows in Milwaukee's Statement Edition uniform, where the team's powerful new Buck logo is front and center. Meanwhile, plays on heritage are evident in Denver (where the city's famous mile-high altitude is viewed as an advantage) and Philadelphia (where the team's Sixers script is emblazoned in white).
Perhaps the strongest declaration is made by the champs, the Golden State Warriors, as the franchise pays respect to the culture and legacy of its hometown: Oakland. Flipping an iconic graphic, the Warriors Statement Edition uniform reads "The Town" above a new team crest, which employs Oakland's family Oaktree (a design found on street signs and sourced by the team through Oakland's city government).
The Nike NBA Statement Edition uniform will be available November 20 on nike.com/nba.
Atlanta Hawks

Malcolm Delaney
Boston Celtics

Shane Larkin
Brooklyn Nets

D'Angelo Russell
Charlotte Hornets

Kemba Walker
Chicago Bulls

Denzel Valentine
Cleveland Cavaliers

JR Smith
Dallas Mavericks

JJ Barea
Denver Nuggets

Paul Millsap
Detroit Pistons

Tobias Harris
Golden State Warriors

Kevin Durant
Houston Rockets

Trevor Ariza
Indiana Pacers

Myles Turner
LA Clippers

Blake Griffin
LA Lakers

Julius Randle
Memphis Grizzlies

Mike Conley
Miami Heat

Rodney McGruder
Milwaukee Bucks

Khris Middleton
Minnesota Timberwolves

Karl-Anthony Towns
New Orleans Pelicans

Ian Clark
New York Knicks

Frank Ntilikina
Oklahoma City Thunder

Paul George
Orlando Magic

Elfrid Payton
Philadelphia 76ers

Ben Simmons
Phoenix Suns

Eric Bledsoe
Portland Trail Blazers

Maurice Harkless
Sacramento Kings

De'Aaron Fox
San Antonio Spurs

Dejounte Murray
Toronto Raptors

DeMar DeRozan
Utah Jazz

Rodney Hood
Washington Wizards

Bradley Beal
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