Yea, thats fake as hell. His feedback is irrelevant because he doesn't really sell basketball jerseys. (I'm guessing he is unaware of it being fake tbh)
if unaware, why the hell $600?!
Yea, licensing was always my first guess too. I just find it strange that Sand-Knit was the exclusive NBA outfitter and couldn't sell jerseys with names. In the Webber case for example, RussellAthletic made the Michigan uniforms, so I could see why they (RA or the school) wouldn't want Champion to include names and make tons of more money.
The jock tag looks unnaturally frayed like it was sewn back on...or is that just me?Quote:
It does look frayed, but the whole jersey is like that.
the tag itself is legit but it definitely wasn't there by default. as you can see, it is stitched all around while on dri-fit authentics side parts of bottom tag should be unstitched.
I'm not sure what you mean by dri-fit tags. That is simply a Nike jocktag from 1999 to the end of their contract. Plenty of teams still used traditional mesh (Bulls, Wizards, etc.) and the Spurs made the change from mesh to dri-fit in 2000. On the teams with dri-fit material there is an extra little black tag near the jocktag that says it.
sup guys. legit check on both, please. im almost positive the ewing is fake, but not 100% sure. thank you!
you actually answered your own question.
#dirtyplayer
legit swingman.
How does this not warrant a suspension?
