NBA Jersey Hub: All 30 Teams & Players
NBA Jersey HubEvery team. Every name. One place to start.
This is the top of the ProKit NBA index. Underneath it are two category hubs — every franchise, every name we carry — and below those, twenty-four pages that get specific about a single club or a single player. Start here, pick a direction, go as deep as you want.
How this hub is built
Four cards, three levels, one direction of travel: the hub summarises, the team-side hubs sort by region or by name, and the pages underneath get specific. Every page links back up, so you are never more than two clicks from here.
Four things worth knowing before you buy any NBA jersey
Edition is not decoration. The primary colourway, the white home look, the alternate and the annually redesigned city jersey are four different pieces of a club's identity. Picking the right one is most of the decision — the section below explains what separates them.
Build matters as much as colour. A Swingman and a Replica of the same design are not the same product. One is made to be worn; the other is made to an entry price. Both are legitimate. They are just different purchases.
The number on the tag is not your t-shirt size. Jerseys are cut to layer over something else, so the shoulder sits wide on purpose. Measure rather than guess — especially for a gift.
Buy the season you actually watched. The jerseys people wear most are almost never the newest ones. They are the ones tied to a specific year, a specific run, a specific Finals. If you can put a year on it, you have already made the decision.
The league, region by region
Thirty clubs, shown the way the league itself cuts them up: two conferences, six divisions, five teams each. Every club opens straight from its division card — the highlighted ones have a full dossier underneath — and each division card also opens its own regional hub, where the five clubs sit together with their stocked names.
Northeast corridor: Boston, New York, Brooklyn, Philadelphia and Toronto.
Open the Atlantic page →
The Midwest belt: Chicago, Cleveland, Detroit, Indiana and Milwaukee.
Open the Central page →
The southern seaboard: Atlanta, Charlotte, Miami, Orlando and Washington.
Open the Southeast page →
Denver, Minnesota, Oklahoma City, Portland and Utah.
Open the Northwest page →
The California block plus Phoenix: Golden State, the LA pair, Phoenix and Sacramento.
Open the Pacific page →
Texas plus the Delta: Dallas, Houston, Memphis, New Orleans and San Antonio.
Dallas MavericksDossier
Houston Rockets
Memphis GrizzliesDossier
New Orleans Pelicans
San Antonio SpursDossierLevel 2 → open the All NBA Teams hub, all 30 clubs listed by conference and division
Player spotlight
The names worth building a page around. Each card opens a full player page with the career record, the honours, and the jerseys themselves. The full name index, sorted back to every club, lives on the All NBA Players hub.
The twelve below are the names with the widest range on the shelf — the ones where a jersey in one colourway is a different kind of purchase from a jersey in another. Most are playing now. One retired a long time ago and has simply never stopped selling, which tells you something about how these decisions actually get made.
Each card opens a full page: where the player came from, when he was drafted and by whom, the honours and the seasons they belong to, the numbers he has worn, and the clubs whose jerseys carry his name here. It is written around the public record rather than the news cycle — career facts do not go stale, and they are the reason you would want the jersey in the first place.
If the name you want is not one of the twelve, that does not mean it is unavailable — it means the page does not exist yet. Every club collection carries the broader roster, and a custom build covers any name and any number on the same designs.
LeBron JamesForward · Los Angeles LakersRead his page#30
Stephen CurryGuard · Golden State WarriorsRead his page#1
Zion WilliamsonForward · New Orleans PelicansRead his page#12
Ja MorantGuard · Memphis GrizzliesRead his page#1
Devin BookerGuard · Phoenix SunsRead his page#21
Joel EmbiidCenter · Philadelphia 76ersRead his page
Jayson TatumForward · Boston CelticsRead his page#1
Victor WembanyamaCenter · San Antonio SpursRead his page#34
Giannis AntetokounmpoForward · Milwaukee BucksRead his page#15
Nikola JokicCenter · Denver NuggetsRead his page#11
Jalen BrunsonGuard · New York KnicksRead his page#23
Michael JordanGuard · Chicago BullsRead his pageDrag or swipe to reach all 12 →
Which NBA edition should you buy?
Four editions do almost all of the work. They are not four versions of the same shirt — each one carries a different part of the club's identity, and picking the right one is most of the decision.
Icon The primary colourway
The one you picture when you close your eyes. Icon takes the club's primary colour as its base and dresses the whole jersey in it, which is why it reads loudest from the top of the upper deck. If you only ever own one, this is usually the one.
Association Home white
White base, club colours doing the talking around the collar, the armholes and the numbers. Historically the home look — the jersey the team wears in its own building. It goes with everything, which is why it outsells its louder siblings among people who don't want to look like they're heading to a game.
Statement The alternate
The third look, and the one the design team gets to have fun with — darker bases, bolder trim, sometimes an entirely new colour introduced for a single season. Statement jerseys are where a club's graphics department says something.
City Redesigned every year
The one that changes annually. City jerseys dig into the city rather than the club — a neighbourhood, a moment in local history, a piece of street art — and they only ever run for a single season. That is exactly why they age well: the year on the label tells a story later. If you like your jerseys to mean something specific, start here.
Swingman, Replica, or Custom?
The build matters as much as the colourway. Here is what actually separates them, in plain terms.
Swingman The standard fan build
The fan jersey most people mean. Light mesh, stitched or heat-pressed lettering and numbers, and a cut that sits properly on the body without being tight. It is the right answer for roughly nine out of ten people, and it holds up to actual wear rather than hanging in a wardrobe.
Replica Lighter on the wallet
A simpler build — printed detailing rather than heavier applied lettering, and a lighter hand overall. If you want the look at the lowest entry point, this is where you start. It is not trying to be the on-court jersey.
Custom Your name, your number
Blank or pick-your-own — a name and a number of your choosing. It is the answer when the exact player is not in stock, when it is a gift for someone whose favourite never got a jersey, or when you simply want your own name across the back.
Player Edition Closest to on-court
Built to the specification the players actually wear. Heavier fabric, deeper detail, and a fit that is intentionally athletic rather than relaxed. Pick this if you care about the details people only notice up close.
How to pick yours
- 01Decide what the jersey is for first — A jersey you wear to games or to the gym wants to be a Swingman — tough enough, and not so precious that a spilled drink ruins your week. A jersey you hang wants to be as close to on-court as your budget allows. Answering that question first saves you a lot of second-guessing later.
- 02Then pick the colourway — The primary colourway is the safe, recognisable choice — it is the one that reads as the club from across a room. The white home look is the one that works with jeans. The alternate and the city designs are where you go when you already own the obvious one.
- 03Check the fit notes, not the size label — Jerseys are cut to layer over something else, so the number on the tag is not the number you are used to on a t-shirt. The size guide has the actual measurements — worth thirty seconds of your time.
- 04Consider a name that matters to you — The most-worn jerseys in any collection are almost never the most hyped. They are the ones tied to a specific season the owner actually watched. If that name is not in stock as a player jersey, a custom build will get you there.
One last thing — A jersey washed inside out, in cold water, and hung to dry will outlast the same jersey washed warm and tumbled by years. The lettering is the first thing to go — keep it away from a direct iron.
Common questions
What is this page actually for?
Do all thirty teams have their own page?
Which edition should I buy if I only want one?
Can I get my own name on the back?
Where do the facts on these pages come from?
Pick a team and get specific
The full NBA catalogue is one click away — or drop into either category hub and browse by team or by name.
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