"Kith is once again blending sport, style, and storytelling with its latest collaboration with the New York Yankees, delivering a collection that pays homage to one of the most decorated franchises in professional sports. Known for curating elevated lifestyle pieces that resonate far beyond the ballpark, Kith's newest drop is a full-scale celebration of the Yankees' legendary World Series history."
"This collection serves as a love letter to the Yankees ' unparalleled 27 World Series titles. Every piece in the drop is designed to carry the weight of that history, from subtle nods like the classic Cooperstown Collection logos to bold embroidery featuring the years of each championship victory. By weaving the Yankees' winning tradition into the design language, Kith has crafted a collection that honors the past while remaining thoroughly contemporary."
"Key apparel highlights include the Coaches Jacket and Sherpa Jacket, both featuring retro logos and clean, minimal silhouettes that make them equally at home in the stadium or on city streets. For those seeking standout statement pieces, the Corduroy Avery Bomber Jacket is the crown jewel of the lineup, covered in logo patches and detailed championship embroidery that transforms the outerwear into a walking archive of the Yankees' history."
Kith partnered with the New York Yankees to create a collection honoring the franchise's 27 World Series titles. The campaign features Jason Alexander and positions the lineup as both a tribute and a reinvention that fuses baseball heritage with contemporary streetwear. Design details include Cooperstown Collection logos, championship-year embroidery, and garments that reference historical moments while remaining modern. Standout pieces include Coaches and Sherpa Jackets and the Corduroy Avery Bomber Jacket, adorned with patches and detailed embroidery. The release extends beyond apparel through curated collaborations, including a Victus Baseball crystal-encrusted bat with nearly 9,000 Montana Blue and Clear stones and contributions from Rawlings.
Read at stupidDOPE | Est. 2008
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