For the Hornets, one pair of socks will be purple, teal and white with an NBA logo on the front. The second pair is purple, teal and black with the team’s Buzz City logo in white on the back.

While Bradley Beal says "they're just socks, ... In a 2009 T-Mobile commercial starring Dwyane Wade and NBA legend Charles Barkley, the retiree calls the all-star Miami Heat guard ...

The collaboration, available for purchase now, features Martin’s sherpas adorned with pink versions of the NBA and WNBA logos. Proceeds from the sales will benefit the Basser Center for BRCA.

For more than 15 years, the official sock of the NBA was made by a company called FBF, which produced white socks and black socks with the NBA logo on them, ...

The NBA has had official team socks a mandatory part of the uniform in the past, but those white and black options haven’t changed much—if at all—in the past 15 years.

It’s notable for a few reasons, chief among them that in recent years the league hasn’t strayed from simple white (home team) or black (away) socks that carried nothing more than the NBA logo.

This is no doubt the result of non-Nike players flipping over the top of their socks to hide the Swoosh logos. Nike secured the official NBA uniform and apparel rights in 2017.

In honor of the NBA's 75th Anniversary Season, Shaun Powell sits down with the artist of the league's iconic logo design. Shaun Powell The NBA’s logo was designed by Alan Siegel in 1969. Jerry ...

West was, however, bigger than the logo. He was an ally before the term was fully developed into how we think of it today. In another moment, over ten years ago, West spoke about the Black NBA ...

Los Angeles Lakers great Michael Cooper was among the few players to wear his socks up high. ... "She had a small ...

NBA players will wear them (and their logo) this season ... (“This ain’t gray sweat suits and white tube socks / This is black leather ... It makes the NBA’s official on-court socks for the ...

In 1999, the league began using an Indiana-based company called For Bare Feet, which made socks that were easily identifiable: plush and white with a small N.B.A. logo. Image ...