Brooklyn Nets go B.I.G.

The Brooklyn Nets on Monday said they are bringing back their fan-favorite Brooklyn Camo City Edition uniform, a design inspired by The Notorious B.I.G., for the 2025–26 season.

The Brooklyn Camo uniform sold out when originally launched in 2018 and remains one of the most popular in the Nets’ Brooklyn era, according to the team.  

The black uniform features a multi-color “Brooklyn Camo” pattern - inspired by the iconic rapper and symbolizing both the borough’s cultural diversity and diversity of the Nets’ fanbase - which runs down the sides of the jersey and shorts as well as along the neck and arm trim. Placed above the jersey’s jock tag is an original *BED-STUY* mark designed by local renowned graphic artist Eric Haze, which shouts out the neighborhood where Biggie grew up. As with all Nets uniforms, the jersey will feature the All In Won patch on the top left chest.

The uniform’s return will be paired with a custom Biggie-themed court and a new series of “Biggie Nights,” created in partnership with the Estate of The Notorious B.I.G. The first “Biggie Night” game on Tuesday, Nov. 11 will feature programming developed with the Estate, including special halftime performances (to be announced at a later date) and a Biggie bobblehead giveaway. Other “Biggie Night” games will include themed contests, in-arena playlists, talent appearances, and more. 

“Our relationship with the Brooklyn Nets has always been organic, I worked to bring this vision to reality from way back in 2017 with the raising of Biggie’s banner at Barclays Center," said Elliot Osagie, chief executive officer and founder of Benin City Entertainment. "And now, to see how this spark of an idea has grown, and to see the future of where it is going, is a true gift to day-one fans and all those Biggie fans yet to be."

Fans can get their first look at the uniform during the team’s Practice in the Park on Saturday, Sept. 27, held at Potomac Playground in Bed-Stuy. 

"The Notorious B.I.G. embodies the relentless hustle, unfiltered authenticity, and audacious creativity that continue to define this borough, and celebrating his legacy through our uniforms allows us to share his story with a new generation of fans," said Andrew Karson, executive vice president of Sports and Corporate Marketing at Brooklyn Sports & Entertainment, parent company of the Brooklyn Nets.

The 2025-26 City Edition uniforms and merchandise collection will be available for purchase on Tuesday, Nov. 11 online at netsstore.com at 11:00am and in person at the Nets’ team store at the team store at Barclays Center beginning at noon.

The Nets tip off the new season at Charlotte on Wednesday, Oct. 22, before hosting Cleveland in the team’s home opener on Friday, Oct. 24, at Barclays Center.