Vince Carter 1999-00 Toronto Raptors Home Swingman Jersey
Honour the greats of the game with a Swingman Jersey. Featuring printed twill name & numbers and breathable side-panel inserts, the Swingman Jersey is a versatile piece that is essential for any basketball fan. Founded in '95 as part of the NBA's Canada expansion, The Toronto Raptors name pays homage to the success of the '93 Jurassic Park film. The team quickly became fan favourites with recognizable purple team colours. In 2008, the Raptors replaced the purple with red, before the original "Raptor" with an alternative logo of raptor claws holding a basketball in 2015.
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Vince Carter 1999-00 Toronto Raptors Home Swingman Jersey
Honour the greats of the game with a Swingman Jersey. Featuring printed twill name & numbers and breathable side-panel inserts, the Swingman Jersey is a versatile piece that is essential for any basketball fan. Founded in '95 as part of the NBA's Canada expansion, The Toronto Raptors name pays homage to the success of the '93 Jurassic Park film. The team quickly became fan favourites with recognizable purple team colours. In 2008, the Raptors replaced the purple with red, before the original "Raptor" with an alternative logo of raptor claws holding a basketball in 2015.
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Honour the greats of the game with a Swingman Jersey. Featuring printed twill name & numbers and breathable side-panel inserts, the Swingman Jersey is a versatile piece that is essential for any basketball fan. Founded in '95 as part of the NBA's Canada expansion, The Toronto Raptors name pays homage to the success of the '93 Jurassic Park film. The team quickly became fan favourites with recognizable purple team colours. In 2008, the Raptors replaced the purple with red, before the original "Raptor" with an alternative logo of raptor claws holding a basketball in 2015.
