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Check Out Some of Bryce Harper’s Freshest Cleats

From tiger print to emojis, the Nats right fielder has the fashion bases covered.

Photograph courtesy of Bryce Harper's Instagram.

Thursday is Opening Day in DC, people, which, yeah, means more baseball and all that, but most important? It means another season of Bryce Harper’s fresh kicks.

You probably saw the Washington Nats right fielder sport some Supreme x Louis Vuitton cleats at the team’s first game against Cincinnati last Friday. If Harper’s past footwear is any indication, those Louis cleats are only the tip of the sartorial iceberg to come this season. Not only does he have a vast personal collection, Harper also has his own collaboration with Under Armour.

Herewith, a lineup of some of the most entertaining and unusual cleats designed or donned by Harper.

Photograph courtesy of Bryce Harper’s Instagram.

Harper calls these the “Eye of the Tiger.” Cue the Rocky theme song, anyone?

Photograph courtesy of Bryce Harper’s Instagram.

Harper had these cleats made to remember Marlins pitcher José Fernandez, who passed away in 2016.

Photograph courtesy of Bryce Harper’s Instagram.

Some mellow vibes coming from these tye-dye cleats, maaaaan!

Photograph courtesy Bryce Harper’s Instagram page.

Awww—Harper wore these cleats on Mother’s Day. (PS: Go call your Mom.)

Photograph courtesy of Bryce Harper’s Instagram page.

American flag baseball cleats on the Fourth of July? Quite possibly the most USA thing ever.

Photograph courtesy of Bryce Harper’s Instagram page.

Shoutout to the legend #42 on Jackie Robinson Day.

Photograph courtesy of Bryce Harper’s Instagram page.

Harper calls these his “favorite Emoji” cleats. The peach Emoji? Makes sense for someone who’s been said to have a “booty butt.”

Photograph courtesy of Bryce Harper’s Instagram.

Memorial Day vibes à la Harper.

Photograph courtesy of Bryce Harper’s Instagram.

And, last—but not least—behold: the DC money shot.

Mimi Montgomery Washingtonian
Home & Features Editor

Mimi Montgomery joined Washingtonian in 2018. She’s written for The Washington Post, Garden & Gun, Outside Magazine, Washington City Paper, DCist, and PoPVille. Originally from North Carolina, she now lives in Del Ray.