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The NBA has tipped off again to the delight of basketball fans the world over. It’s been a dark few months without any basketball-based relief but the return of the basketball league has been an injection of brightness to our daily life, in more ways than figuratively. On reentry, many NBA stars were spotted wearing a neon orange hoodie that features the insignia of the WNBA, the Women’s National Basketball Association. Names like Chris Paul, Trae Young, Lebron James, Russell Westbrook and many, many more have been celebrating the start of the women’s basketball league with this eye-catching piece.

The popularity of this hoodie comes on the heels of a powerful campaign by the WNBA to shed more light on the women's league and the athletes within it. In the advert, Los Angeles Sparks star Seimone Augustus advises us to make way for the sisterhood that's rising as well as to get to know not just the WNBA but the women behind it. With the NBA supporting in full force across social media, now's your chance to show your support for the WNBA too.

Shop the official WNBA hoodie below.

Fanatics Branded WNBA Logo Pullover Hoodie

FanaticsWNBA Logo Pullover Hoodie
$60
Buy at WNBA Store

Recreate the look by copping the original piece. This loud hoodie celebrates the WNBA with its logo to the front above a classic kangaroo pocket.

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