The Same Warmups the Players Wear
Nike's new NBA Standard Issue collection closes the gap between team merchandise and the gear used inside the league. For the first time, fans can buy the same one-to-one products worn by players during warmups, practices, and travel. Every NBA team is represented across hoodies, pants, T-shirts, and shorts.
Built From Hundreds of Locker-Room Opinions
Nike gathered input from more than 400 elite high school players, 100 NBA athletes, all 30 teams, and fans around the world. The resulting pieces use performance-minded details such as Aero-Fit ventilation, springy fleece, Dri-FIT stretch fabric, braided drawcords, custom hardware, and woven labels. Some designs carry oversized team graphics, while others keep the branding quiet enough for everyday wear.
A Second Wave for the Full League
The collection arrives in two drops, with the second wave landing October 12 through Nike, NBA Store, Fanatics, Foot Locker, Dick's Sporting Goods, and select retailers. This is team apparel designed around how basketball players actually move through a season, from the practice floor to the airport. The appeal is simple: it looks like fan gear because it is fan gear, but the cut and materials come straight from the players' version.
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Common questions
When does Nike NBA Standard Issue Collection come out?
Nike NBA Standard Issue Collection is confirmed to release October 12, 2026.
When can I preorder Nike NBA Standard Issue Collection?
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