Everything from 1985-86 that is still wearable: 9 styles across 3 teams.
Swingman dominates the list — heavier mesh with stitched-on team graphics and a trimmer cut through the body than a standard fan jersey. Pro Cut make up the rest. It is cut for Men, Unisex and Kids, and the smaller sizes use the same artwork at a narrower scale. It holds up to being worn every week, which is the only test that matters. That is 9 styles total — a short list, which makes choosing easier.
Team first if you have one; if you are choosing on looks, Hardwood Classics is the place to begin. The current designs live in the 2025-26 set, and the newest drops land in New Arrivals.
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Common questions · 6 answers
Is this the current season?No — 1985-86 is an archive season, so the designs are from that year rather than this season’s set. For today’s line, head to 2025-26.
Which teams are in the set?3 of the 30: Boston Celtics, New York Knicks and Chicago Bulls, with the rest of the grid below.
What sizes are available?Stocked in Men's, Unisex, Kids' and Women's.
How many styles are there?9 styles, across 3 teams — the full set from that year rather than a highlights selection.
Which editions are covered?All of it is Hardwood Classics.
What is the difference between the cuts?Swingman is heavier mesh with stitched-on team graphics and a trimmer cut through the body than a standard fan jersey. Pro Cut is a closer-cut jersey with a trimmer body and shorter sleeve opening.
