Someone dropped out the jersey game and left these to me. Made me think back to a guy I used to see ride his bike to work every day when I was a little younger. He wore a different authentic every day. I'd like to think these were his as I had major respect for him wearing what he liked. Even wore them over his hoodies. Man kept the jersey era strong.
Fire all around especially that M Camby and Reg plus stories like that are always dope
So sick. Yea, I got a few 44s and 48s. 48 def baggy on me. Usually wear a large. Although since nike makes their jerseys so hard to get, been copping the 52s.Picked this up for trade bait today. Early run made in El Salvador reebok Ray Allen Authentic.
I might end up just keeping it for myself. I forgot how big those reebok authentics fit. I’m normally a 48 and this 44 fits me fine. Crazy thing is I was wearing size 56 reebok nightgowns like it was nothing back in the day.
Dope. I'm reading this with my M&N version on as I speak lolAfter 16 years or so I finally flipped the script over the guilt of inadvertently putting this jersey in the salvation army bin. I am a closet Reggie Miller fan. Loved his attitude and playing style. This jersey was also my first authentic in 1994 circa Knicks vs Pacers/Heat rivalry days. I think I paid around $75 at this store in Mid Manhattan Mall called 'Going to the Game'. At the time I believe it was one of the few retailers that carried NBA authentics.
BONUS PIX:
Picked up one of the mvp jerseys. Right in the middle of a swingman and authentic., and priced as such.Lettering and graphics are like an authentic. It is even stitched on the inside unlike some of my authentic nike jerseys that are just heat pressed. The material is that of a swingman. With swingman jerseys being 110 and authentics at 200, this hits the point with a retail of 160.
