The Biggest Style Drops at 2023 NBA All-Star Weekend in Salt Lake City

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Price: $450-$1,150

For the third straight year, Canada Goose has partnered with the NBA and a prolific streetwear designer for a special capsule to celebrate All-Star Weekend. This year, Union Los Angeles has been tapped as the third collaborator. The unisex collection features the long Toussaint Coat, insulated liners, reversible letterman/bomber hybrid jackets, and tartan plaid vests. The vest is also available in children’s sizing. Minimal branding can be seen on each item in the form of logo badges to represent Union and Canada Goose, respectively. 

Price: starting at $50

CounterPoint, the lifestyle apparel brand of the Utah Jazz, is making sure to have its own presence in its home city. The brand will launch its “Quickstrike” collection featuring All-Star-inspired graphic T-shirts, sweatshirts, sweatpants, jackets, and more. There will also be a special collaborative T-shirt released alongside Yuta Hosokawa and Cali Thornhill Dewitt’s popular label, Saint Michael. Calyann Barnett, Dywane Wade’s former stylist, is CounterPoint’s creative director. CounterPoint will be one of the many activations taking place at The Shop SLC (16 N. Rio Grande). 

Price: TBD

Travis Scott’s Cactus Jack will also be featured at The Shop SLC. A collection of limited edition, customizable merch will be up for grabs to commemorate the annual event. While the specific details of the drop are being kept under wraps, this will obviously be one of the most coveted drops of the weekend. Along with apparel, Cactus Jack will also be throwing a two-day concert at The Depot (13 North 400 West) on Feb. 17-18 featuring Don Toliver, Sheck Wes, Chase B, and more. 

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If it wasn’t already clear, The Shop SLC is the place to be in Salt Lake City this weekend (besides Vivint Arena, of course). Another activation taking place is the “Back in the Day” pop-up put together by Mitchell and Ness, SLAM, and Thrifthood. The space will feature a curated selection of vintage NBA gear from snapbacks to winter coats. Of course, there will be some ‘93 NBA All-Star gear up for grabs, the last time the game was hosted in Salt Lake City. If you need some nostalgia, look no further.

Price: $115-$450

Just Don decided to take it back to the 1993 NBA All-Star Game for its latest collab with Mitchell and Ness. A warm up jacket and pants each feature a mountain graphic inspired by the warmups worn by the Utah Jazz in the late ‘90s. The official ‘93 NBA All-Star crest appears on each along with a Just Don logo. A shimmering sugar crystal version of the same crest is stamped on the chest of a black T-shirt and white long sleeve to round out the offering from Don C.

Price: $58.99-$150

New Era has tapped New York City-based designer Jon Stan for a collection of snapbacks to celebrate this weekend’s festivities in Salt Lake City. Stan made a name for himself a few years ago when his custom New Era fitteds featuring embroidered cherubs became favorites of rap stars like Young Thug and the Migos. He started officially collaborating with New Era in 2022. For NBA All-Star Weekend, he has created a snapback, two fitteds, and a hoodie. The fitteds and hoodie are executed in similar fashion with minimal co-branding an a collage of every NBA teams logo. The two-toned snapback is the standout item from the capsule. It features a cream crown, black brim, “Utah” across the front panels in Jon Stan’s signature font, a throwback Jazz-inspired logo stitched on the left side panel, NBA logo on the right panel, and “Salt Lake City” etched across the back in a sunset-like gradient. 

Price: $119.99

Ok, so we know the current NBA All-Star jerseys may not be as cool as they were in 1995 and 1996 (a high standard to live up to), but that doesn’t mean that grabbing your favorite players All-Star gear isn’t worth it. Jerseys are available in either blue or orange/yellow gradient styles for superstars like LeBron James, Ja Morant, Stephen Curry, Luka Dončić, and more. Why two options? Rather than the traditional East vs. West format, the NBA is still using the draft system. Team captains James and Giannis Antetokounmpo will not be drafting their teams until hours before the game on Feb. 19. Only then will we know what color each player will be suiting up in.

Price: TBD

Feature has a lot going on over the next few days. In collaboration with Nike, they will be hosting a pop-up featuring a customization station and exclusive sneaker drops. They will also have a second pop-up experience (386 W 500 S, Ste 120) that will act as a mini Feature store and offer product from popular brands like Off-White, Saint Michael, and Rhude. Finally, they will be selling a range of apparel that incorporates official logos of the NBA, Utah Jazz, and 2023 NBA All-Star Game. 

Price: $130-$348

New York’s Todd Snyder has collaborated with the NBA for the second time on a collection of apparel that fuses sportswear with traditional menswear. Tracksuits made from an Italian cotton-wool blend are available alongside New Era fitted caps made of Harris Tweed. Each team’s hat features its own unique pattern, an official logo on the front panels, and Larry O’Brien trophy stitched on the right side. The Atlanta Hawks, Boston Celtics, Brooklyn Nets, Golden State Warriors, Los Angeles Lakers, and New York Knicks are all represented.

Price: $40-$400

Los Angeles-based streetwear brand Hypland brings its anime-inspired approach to the NBA for its latest capsule collection. Eight teams are represented: the Chicago Bulls, Boston Celtics, Los Angeles Lakers, Phoenix Suns, Toronto Raptors, Golden State Warriors, Washington Wizards, and Brooklyn Nets. Graphic T-shirts, hoodies, varsity jackets, and tapestry blankets have been made for each team. Along with official team logos, the pieces showcase new illustrations inspired by each team’s mascot. Every purchase will include a special edition Hypland x NBA manga incorporating these characters. Anyone in Salt Lake City this weekend can check out the pieces at the NBA Crossover event taking place at the Salt Palace Convention Center.