The 74th edition of the NBA All-Star Game will be played on Sunday, Feb. 16 at 8 p.m. ET in San Francisco. The game will air on TNT in the United States and reach fans in 214 countries and territories in 60 languages.
The patterns, textures and iconography incorporate elements reflective of the renowned architecture, and marks and imagery distinct to the San Francisco Bay Area – the Golden Gate and Bay bridges, the water, cable car lines and undulating streets. The unique artwork aligns with an area widely regarded as the epicenter of innovation. The court is flooded with the Warriors’ vibrant blue and yellow color palette which, combined with the graphics, generates the dynamic energy and excitement that is synonymous with the NBA’s annual global celebration of the game’s brightest stars.
The design pattern along the side of the jersey and shorts represents the roots of Oakland’s iconic oak trees. The belt buckle on the shorts features an image of an oak tree. The vertical font on the jersey is inspired by Oakland’s theater district.
The side pattern on these jerseys highlight the cable car lines that wind through San Francisco. The belt buckle on the shorts showcases an image of the city’s famous cable car. The jersey font reflects the movement of a cable car climbing over San Francisco’s hills.
Apart from the same Oakland-inspired design like the Navy-Blue variant, this jersey also has NBA All-Star 2025 logo prominently displayed on the right chest, incorporating bridge lines reminiscent of the Golden Gate and Bay bridges, just like the other two. Also the “74th Annual” is featured above the black jock tag of every jersey.
