This lot is closed. Bidding ended on 6/22/2017.
On the front left tail is a “Sand-Knit” distributor’s tag that reads, “Designed & Tailored Exclusively for the PORTLAND TRAIL BLAZERS”. Below is a “Sand-Knit” distributor’s tag with a size “44” flag tag attached. Adjacent is a year “87” swatch and a white strip tag with, “4”LB” embroidered on it in black stitching. On the right inseam is a materials tag with washing instructions. On the left chest is the official “NBA” logo embroidered. Across the chest reads, “blazers”, the player number “33” appears on both the front and on the back and across the back reads the player name, “JOHNSON”. These are done in red on white tackle twill sewn directly onto the black mesh jersey. Inside on the waistband is a black strip tag with the player name, “Johnson” embroidered on it in white chain-stitching. Adjacent is a white swatch with the year “87” on it. Adjacent is a “Sand-Knit” distributor’s tag that reads, “Designed & Tailored Exclusively for the PORTLAND TRAIL BLAZERS”. Adjacent is a “Sand-Knit” size “36” manufacturer’s tag. Adjacent is a white strip tag with, “1-2”HR” embroidered on it in black stitching and adjacent is a second white strip tag with, “1-2” LI” embroidered on it in black stitching. On the right thigh area is the team’s logo in black and red stitching on white tackle twill. On the left thigh area is the official “NBA” logo embroidered. The Berry road uniform is built in a similar manner, but is missing the alteration strip tags on both the jersey and shorts. There are two pairs of solo road shorts belonging to Vandeweghe and Lucas. They are built in a nearly identical way to the first pair of shorts described above. There is a 1989 Cooper road jersey built in a nearly identical way as the first jersey described above and finally, a home Smith jersey that is built in a nearly identical way, aside from the jersey being mesh white and the numbering and lettering being done in red on black tackle twill. These items are properly tagged, were presented to us as game-used and in our opinion show appropriate use.