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Ronnie Fieg is unashamedly a huge New York Knicks fan. And as the founder of streetwear label KITH, he's had the privilege most basketball fans wouldn't, having collaborated with them on a number of occasions. The epitome of mixing work with pleasure.

As of today, though, their relationship looks to have gone up a level, after Fieg was named as the team's creative director, a first-of-its-kind role.

Officially announced via Instagram earlier today, Fieg is set to work with the NBA side and help them to “develop a community around our international brand by developing an in-house line and extenuating creative,” according to the post.

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Fieg — who’s been a Knicks fan for over three decades — has collaborated with the basketball team on numerous occasions over the past few years through his KITH label, including back in 2020 when he designed a series of sleek “City Jersey” releases.

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"Welcome the first-ever Creative Director of the New York Knicks, Ronnie Fieg,” read the Knicks' Instagram post. "Ronnie will work with us to develop a community around our international brand by developing an in-house line and extenuating creativity."

“We celebrate tonight with Kith Night at Madison Square Garden as we debut our 2022-2023 City Edition Uniform and new court, designed by Ronnie and his brand KITH. Welcome home Ronnie.”

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The aforementioned KITH night looks set to see the Knicks face up against the Pistons wearing their new Fieg-designed 2022/23 looks, while a pop-up will be found inside the front entry of Madison Square Garden which will home the KITH for Knicks 2022 Collection, one-day before its global release. Go geddem!

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