New Era Celebrates Oklahoma City Thunder's NBA Championship With New Collection
New Eralaunched its 2025NBAChampions collection to celebrate theOklahoma City Thunder's recentchampionship win.
This collection features the very same caps donned by the players during their postgame celebrations and championship parade. Among the offerings is the A-Frame 9FIFTY, a black snapback with the team's primary logo on a woven patch, accented by 'Champions' in gold script. Another highlight is the Side Patch 59FIFTY, which showcases the team-colored cap with the Larry O'Brien Trophy and NBA Champions patch on the right side. Rounding out the release is the Champions Parade 9SEVENTY, a black and white stretch snap cap featuring the NBA Finals logo.
'Years in the making, this is a historic victory for the Oklahoma City Thunder and we're proud to be part of the celebration' said Tim Shanahan, Senior Director of Licensed Products at New Era Cap. 'Watching the Thunder hoist the Larry O'Brien Trophy after a hard-fought season was a moment basketball fans will never forget. Our latest collection is fit for the glory of this long-awaited NBA title—giving fans a chance to show their pride and celebrate alongside their champions.'
Check out the collaboration above. The full collection of both apparel and headwear are available now on the officialNew Era webstore.
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