A collection of NBA superstar sneaker LOGOs

1. Michael Jordan JUMPMAN LOGO is no longer as simple as a logo, it has become a culture and even an attitude. In 1985, Jordan only shot a "Flying Over Chicago" advertisement for NIKE. Unexpectedly, this jump became a classic.

2. The Allen Iverson I3 LOGO followed the ANSWER series and became one of the oldest sneaker logos. At that time, no one thought that this simple LOGO composed of English letters and numbers could be used for such a long time.

3. Yao Ming’s logo uses [shield] as the main body, which represents Yao Ming’s destructive power on the defensive end. The overall shape of the monkey face represents Yao Ming’s zodiac sign. The 11 at the top is the abstract design of Y and M, his jersey back numbers. be combined.

4. LeBron James simply said that this logo can be seen as LJ + crown. James did not follow the old path of the JUMPMAN silhouette logo. It seems to be more correct now.

5. Kobe Bryant [NIKE] NIKE officially explained that this is a scabbard. When it was first launched, domestic shoe fans called it a crystal. The scabbard extending in three directions also has a [K] design, representing Kobe's role as an attacker, defender and leader on the court. When Kobe was in ADIDAS, he also had a side-face LOGO, which was used on ADIDAS THE KOBE 2.

6. Tracy McGrady is similar to the Nets’ logo. The Nets represent scoring and winning, and that's exactly what McGrady represents. This Nets logo very vividly contains the [T] and [M] letters of Tracy McGrady.

7. Shaq O'Neal REEBOK was the logo designed by O'Neal. Even though Shaq has not been the spokesperson of Reebok for a long time, the Overlord Button LOGO best reflects O'Neal's characteristics. He probably spent a lot of money to buy the right to use it from Reebok.

8. Vince Carter After Carter chose NIKE in 2000, the VC15 logo was born. This LOGO design is very simple, perfectly combining VC and the 15 back number.

9. Dwyane Wade Signing Wade in 2003 was an important move by CONVERSE. His LOGO is sampled from CONVERSE’s classic five-star logo, and the silhouette is taken down according to Wade’s [big] drawing.

10. Kevin Garnett Garnett had long asked NIKE to design a silhouette logo similar to JUMPMAN, but was rejected, so they parted ways. After KG came to ADIDAS, the latter immediately agreed to KG's conditions.

11. Anfernee Hardaway was once a popular logo in the SNEAKER world. The 1C logo stands for [1 CENT], which means penny. It is one of the earliest LOGOs that combines numbers and letters

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12. Carmelo Anthony Anthony's logo is very simple. Intuitively, it is a big [M], which represents his nickname [MELO]. The difference between this logo and other logos is that it is very street-like.

13. Paul Pierce Pierce's position in NIKE is much stronger than Carter's, and he wears signature shoes at least every year. Its sneaker LOGO consists of P and 2, meaning two P's.

14. Yi Jianlian and Arab League's LOGO design is very direct, using his constellation---Scorpio. This kind of design has never been seen in other sneakers. Scorpio symbolizes the UAE's characteristics on the court, which is quick and agile.

15. Jason Kidd’s AIR ZOOM FLIGHT FIVE in 1997 became his first signature shoe. The logo design is simple, with a halo surrounding Kidd's initials [K].

16. The first impression of Scott Pippen is that it is a logo with P as the main body. In fact, it is composed of the abbreviation of Pippen's name PIP, but the I is changed to An exclamation mark.

17. Chris Paul’s logo consists of [CP3], and the number 3 also implies the sting of the queen bee.