FULL COURT PRESS: HONORING CULT-FAVORITE ATHLETES THROUGH DESIGN
Inspired by a passion for 90s basketball, Full Court Press was launched by Kumasi Sadaki in 2016. The brand not only pays homage to the rich history of basketball but also fosters a sense of community among fans and creatives alike. With a vast collection of references to cult-favorite athletes both on and off the hardwood, Full Court Press brings back nostalgic moments with playful designs on tees, books, and other collectibles. Their unique approach transforms iconic sports moments into must-have pieces for fans.
Some of our top picks include their take on Allen Iverson's iconic "We talking about practice?" interview, a Freddie Gibbs and Giannis Antetokounmpo mashup graphic, and a limited edition Earl Sweatshirt pop-up tee. Full Court Press consistently serves up some of the coldest, most unforgettable graphics in the game.
The brand often collaborates with artists and musicians, further bridging the gap between sports and entertainment. These collaborations not only enhance the brand's offerings but also reflect a broader cultural movement that celebrates the intersection of music, art, and sports. As Full Court Press continues to grow, it remains dedicated to producing innovative designs that keep the spirit of 90s basketball alive while inviting a new generation of fans to join the fashion conversation. With each new release, Full Court Press solidifies its position as a leading voice in the fusion of sports culture and fashion.
A Look At Some Of Favorite Full Court Press Pieces: