Amazon releases GAME 7 collection in time for NBA playoffs
In light of its success, this new, Amazon-exclusive launch highlights the NBA and its 30 teams. Some of the items included in the release are t-shirts, zip-up hoodies and joggers.
Here are a few favorites of the exclusive products that fans can purchase from GAME 7 on Amazon. If your team isn't shown below, don't worry, as of publication all NBA teams have at least one of the below items in stock.
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Boston Celtics graphic short sleeve t-shirt
Celtics graphic short sleeve t-shirt
As the Celtics look to defend their NBA title, snag a lightweight and comfortable t-shirt.
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Oklahoma City Thunder long sleeve zip up sweatshirt
OKC Thunder zip up hoodie
These long sleeve zip up hoodies are great for chilly mornings as spring continues to bloom.
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Golden State Warriors jogger fleece sweatpants
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