JOURNAL STANDARD relume Teams Up With OFF THE COURT by NBA for Team-Inspired Collection
JOURNAL STANDARD relumeand OFF THE COURT byNBAhave debuted a new collaboration.
The upcoming collection pays homage to theChicago Bulls,Los Angeles LakersandMemphis Grizzlies. Each T-shirt features a relaxed fit with a washed dark gray hue and faded, vintage-style graphics of each franchise. The teams' logos are also placed front and center, with the Grizzlies design highlighting a claw mark and the blue grizzly bear as a small insignia on the side.
Check out the collection above. The JOURNAL STANDARD relume x OFF THE COURT by NBA capsule is set to release on July 2025.
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