Set on a bold Chicago red hoodie, designed with classic lace-up hockey jersey styling at the collar, the piece pays tribute to Michael Jordan and his legendary “Flu Game” performance during the 1997 NBA Finals.
On the front, a handcrafted fabric image shows Jordan seated on the bench beside Scottie Pippen—locked in discussion, strategizing through exhaustion. The moment is intimate and intense: heads close, eyes focused, the weight of the Finals hanging in the air. The fabric layering gives dimension to the sweat, the slump of fatigue, and the determination in their posture. It’s not just about the points scored—it’s about the mental war being fought in real time.
The lace-up collar nods to grit and toughness, echoing the physicality of the night itself.
On the back, the story reaches its emotional peak. A powerful silhouette captures Pippen holding Jordan as they walk off the floor toward the bench—one of the most enduring images in sports history. The composition is shadowed and dramatic, symbolizing brotherhood, sacrifice, and the reality that greatness is rarely achieved alone.
This isn’t just a highlight.
It’s resilience stitched in red.
It’s leadership under pressure.
It’s the night sickness met supremacy—and lost.
Hand-cut. Hand-layered. Hand-stitched.
A wearable monument to willpower.