The Heat returned even stronger with their black “Vice Nights” uniform that the team will wear in 15 games this season - 14 will be played in Miami on a special Vice-themed home court at AmericanAirlines Arena.ĭJ Khaled (center), his wife, Nicole Tuck (left), and their son, Asahd (right), supporting the Miami Heat in “Vice” apparel.Īt midnight on Nov. And the Philadelphia 76ers broke out a Rocky- and Creed-themed look. The Brooklyn Nets paid tribute to the late MC Biggie Smalls with Coogi sweater trim on theirs. This season, the Minnesota Timberwolves introduced a City Edition uniform inspired by the late musical genius Prince. When the time came for the league’s second installment of City Edition uniforms, it was apparent that, with the white “Vice” uniform, the Heat had already set the standard during the 2017-18 season, Nike’s first as the NBA’s official apparel provider. “The white one felt like everything Miami could possibly be in a uniform format,” Maurer said. “When I saw the uniforms, I was a fan of them, as was everyone in the league.” - Dwyane Wade “The Sunset Vice uniform,” Maurer said, “was a great opportunity to collaborate with Nike to extend this whole story.” And with Wade embarking upon his countrywide #OneLastDance tour, as he’s set to retire at the end of the season, it’ll be the final new uniform of his career. For the first time, an NBA team will take the hardwood in pink, head to toe. Miami’s version is called “Sunset Vice” - a vibrant and unprecedented fuchsia combination. In November, the Heat introduced their second City Edition uniform, a black version of the original look, referred to as “Vice Nights.” And on Wednesday, the team unveils its new Earned Edition uniform, presented by Nike to all 16 teams that earned a spot in last season’s playoffs. To see his return in Vice, that was really the pinnacle.”Ī season later, “Vice” is still the best uniform in the NBA - and it’s not even close. The fans already connected to the jersey, but it gave them another story to attach to. “It brought so much excitement back to Miami. “Dwyane coming back just really breathed life into the whole Vice campaign,” said Brett Maurer, the Heat’s lead graphic designer. I was happy about that.” Wearing the “Vice” uniform for the first time, Wade checked into the game off the bench to a standing ovation and tallied a late crucial block to help the Heat snap a five-game losing streak. “For me to come back home for that first game and us to wear those jerseys, I thought it made me look cooler. “It was cool to get an opportunity … to put it on,” Wade said.
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