Salehe Bembury 攜手 Mitchell & Ness 推出 New York Knicks 全新聯名系列
Salehe Bembury與Mitchell & Ness攜手推出最新聯名企劃，此次合作聚焦於New York Knicks，將 Bembury 獨特的設計美學與 Knicks 豐厚歷史底蘊完美融合。
這項合作預計成為 Fanatics Fest NYC 2025（6 月 20 日至 22 日在 Javits Center 舉行）的焦點項目之一，Bembury 更在 Instagram 上發布了由知名演員 Luis Guzman 出鏡的宣傳預告，提前揭示此聯名系列的樣貌。
此系列為 Knicks 的經典裝備注入新意，特別是熱身外套和籃球球衣，預計將展現 Bembury 標誌性的深思熟慮的設計、獨特的材質運用以及對色彩的敏銳洞察力，並應用於 Mitchell & Ness 的頂級運動服飾上。這些單品不僅旨在吸引死忠 Knicks 球迷，也為追求時尚感的運動服飾愛好者所打造。
Salehe Bembury x Mitchell & Ness x New York Knicks 聯名系列將在 Fanatics Fest NYC 獨家首發，有興趣的讀者不妨多加留意。
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