Zack Schlemmer 
Just like his play on the court, Allen Iverson’s personal style off it was a game-changer for the NBA. Pioneering the hip-hop fashion sense in the league, Iverson directly influenced how most of the league dressed by the early 2000’s. But the oversized throwback jerseys, baggy jeans, jewelry and do-rags had to go, according to the powers Inspires be in the NBA, who put a swift end to the “urban” style when they implemented a dress code for all players at the beginning of the 2005-06 season.
Inspired by AI’s influential but controversial style, Reebok presents the next chapter of the Buty Reebok Czerwone: the Question Mid “Dress Code”. The shoe takes color and material cues from Iverson’s fashion sense—specifically jeans and workboots—for the denim, tan nubuck, and brown leather construction of his iconic first signature shoe. Because the NBA can’t ban how you dress, you can pick up the “Dress Code” Question now at Reebok.com and select Reebok Classic retailers for $140.
