Dress code for players and coaches in the nba

NBA on the coach's dress code: suit or leisure suit is a must, the tie does not have to be played. More requirements for players. The dress code order is even more in favor and against.

Dress code order, refers to October 17, 2005, NBA President David Stern (David Stern) announced that all in the NBA as well as the NBDL to implement the dress code order. Although the National Hockey League (NHL) has rules stating that all players should wear jackets and ties to games except with the permission of the team's head coach or general manager, the NBA was the first of the major sports leagues in the U.S. to formally implement a dress code. In addition, almost all sports have specific rules about what athletes should wear to games for safety reasons and to protect the interests of the game's organizers.

All players must dress in a business or traditional style when attending or leaving a game, when watching from the bench due to injury, and when participating in official NBA business events (press conferences, charity events, etc.). The new dress code prohibits players from wearing fashionable clothing related to hip-hop culture as long as it includes: classic vintage jerseys (Hardwood Classics jerseys) or other jerseys, hip-hop style jeans, hats, bandanas, casual T-shirts, exaggerated jewelry, athletic shoes, and woodland boots.

Players are not permitted to wear such apparel during interviews, before or after games (including while on the bench due to injury), charity events, or other official NBA and NBDL-related activities. If a player does not attend a game as required by the dress code order, the dress must at least meet the league's requirements for coaches.