Washington Wizards Insipre Fashion
This basketball team is always dressed to the nines.
By
Alycia Kilpatrick
Published Wednesday, March 01, 2006
How are the Wizards adjusting to the NBA’s new “business casual” dress code? “Our guys like it,” says coach Eddie Jordan. “They enjoy dressing up and looking professional.” The always-dapper Jordan and two stylish players share their fashion picks: Eddie Jordan, head coach Game uniform: black or blue suits made by Athletes Custom Tailors Shirts: Ike Behar Ties: Armani Shoes: Cole Haan and Ferragamo Favorite store: Nordstrom Jarvis Hayes, guard/forward Meets the dress code with: custom-made suits from Duane’s in Chicago Where else he shops: Gucci in Fairfax Square Footwear: Louis Vuitton Favorite jeans: Sean John What he wears for a night out: Enyce shirts Caron Butler, forward Dress-code worthy: shirtsand pants by Élevée, a custom-clothing company in Los Angeles On his feet: Prada, and alligator shoes from Friedman’s in Atlanta Favorite DC stores: Up Against the Wall and Alldaz Accessories: gold-and-diamond cuff links, a Kangol hat On his wish list: A black mink coat
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