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Shaolin Shorts, now in three colors.
John Elliott launches the Shaolin Shorts, an oversized mesh silhouette inspired by the evolution of basketball style, now available in three colors. The brand nods to an era when basketball shorts became a statement of identity and style, channeling the influence of hip-hop and skate culture. The Shaolin Shorts are available now on the John Elliott website.
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Explore Shaolin Shorts, our take on an oversized mesh silhouette, now available in three colors.
Inspired by the evolution of basketball style — from the mid-’90s Fab Five, Iverson, and Ray Allen at UConn to post-Jordan Bulls-era shorts, Y2K, and the AND1 Mixtape — Shaolin channels a time when basketball, hip-hop, and skate culture moved together.
Named after the legendary Wu-Tang Clan, the silhouette nods to an era when basketball shorts became more than performance gear — they became a statement of identity and style.
Available now at johnelliott.com.
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