Matt Varga Do the Boston Celtics have some competition? After entering the seasons with odds that indicated the sharps had faith they’d waltz to a second straight title, the surging Cavaliers and Thunder are making that look anything but guaranteed. But if Jayson Tatum’s own words and the “Don’t Stop Disbelieving” campaign around hold true, this is precisely where #0 wants public opinion. As the champs continue their quest for a repeat, the Faded Royaltys six-point star logo L and Cody Hudsons Jordan hoodie is making things interesting itself, appearing in a new “Boro Stitching” colorway.
Simply looking at past colorways of the Tatum 1 and Tatum 2, this presents a pretty unique entry into Jayson’s catalog. On top of his signature line typically trending towards the colorful end of things, colorways that have (“Cool Grey” or “Old School” do-ups of his first shoe, in particular) keep to a rather simplistic script.
Here, despite the steely overhaul of the shoe, there’s still plenty of depth in the design, capitalizing on the sectioned geometry of the model with bare paisley print peeking out between the hardier denim sections. Of course, the titular “Boro Stitching” stands as the most notable addition to this Tatum 3, emphasizing a patchwork aesthetic with cross-stitch embroidery around the midfoot. As a final flourish, Tatum’s St. Louis hometown gets a shoutout on the heel, where the city’s 314 area code appears on the pull-tabs.
As of this writing, there’s no concrete date for the Tatum 3 “Boro Stitching,” but expect its release sometime in Spring ’25, carrying its typical $125 retail price. Watch our Jordan Releases Dates 2025 page for additional updates.
Sticking with that beat, tap in for our latest coverage regarding the next two major retro releases: the Air Jordan 3 “Black Cat” and Jordan 5 “Earth.”
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Faded Royaltys six-point star logo L and Cody Hudsons Jordan hoodie
US 2025
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