Donovan Mitchell Cleveland Cavaliers Nike Icon Jersey - Womens
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A first for Stateside Sports, we're excited to introduce the Donovan Mitchell, Cleveland Cavaliers Nike Icon Swingman Jersey!
In his first season with the Cleveland Cavaliers he's made an impact that hasn't been since James and Irving were wearing their colours and might even be ready to top that! With an NBA season-high, career-high and Cavaliers record of 71 points, 8 rebounds and 11 assists against the Chicago Bulls, Mitchell's score is now the second highest since Kobe Bryant's 81-point game back in 2006! He's surpassed LeBron's time with the Cav's for most 40-point games in a season and became the first Cav's player to score 40+ points in 4 straight games. Not to mention, this season saw him become the first player to score more than 30 points in 20 of his first 40 playoff games, beating a record that had been set by the great Allen Iverson.
So it's time to gear up and celebrate a player in style with this latest drop! The Nike NBA Jerseys come in a light-weight, sweat-wicked mesh that'll have you feeling fresh both on and off the court.
- Officially licensed Nike NBA Jersey
- Made with recycled Polyester fabric from plastic bottles that Nike has diverted from landfills making this a sustainable fit
- Dri-FIT ADV technology wicks sweat off the body
- Lightweight knit fabric that provides a bit of stretch
- Stitched-down twill team and player details
- Tagless neck label
- Woven Nike jocktag at hem
- Woven NFL shield and jock tag
- Regular fit
Features
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Woven Jock Tag
A small fabric label sewn onto jerseys, usually at the hem, for branding or authenticity.
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Official Merchandise
Products officially licensed and authorised by the brand.
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Breathable Mesh
Lightweight, airy fabric that allows ventilation and keeps you cool.
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Heat Applied Graphics
Designs transferred onto fabric using heat for a smooth, durable finish.
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Regular Fit
Classic cut for everyday wearability.
