Arizona State’s on-court threads will look a bit different, courtesy of a program icon.
The Sun Devils unveiled a new uniform on Tuesday that blends elements from James Harden’s time at Arizona State with his signature shoe deal.
With a black base, “Arizona State” appears in a blocky font in maroon and outlined with gold, with the jersey number in between the school’s name.
A legacy never leaves 🔱
Introducing the James Harden X ASU collection.
Available now: https://t.co/BbmKQRflzJ pic.twitter.com/Si7ra1CuJe— Arizona State Sun Devils (@TheSunDevils) January 20, 2026
Arizona State’s “Sparky” mascot logo is featured on two locations of the uniform — under the front collar of the jersey and on the sides of the shorts.
On the jersey’s maroon back collar is a crème patch with No. 13 — Harden’s jersey number as a Sun Devil — in gold, a nod to the LA Clippers’ guard’s two seasons with the program.
Similar to Louisville’s Donovan Mitchell uniform and Texas Tech football’s Patrick Mahomes threads, Arizona State will feature Harden’s signature logo on the right side of the jersey’s collar and bottom left of the shorts.
Harden, a 16-season NBA veteran, played for the Sun Devils from 2007-09 before being selected as the No. 3 pick in the 2009 NBA draft by the Oklahoma City Thunder. He averaged 19 points, 5.4 rebounds, 3.7 assists and 1.9 steals per game as a Sun Devil, leading the team to a 2009 NCAA tournament berth.
The Clippers guard first signed a 13-year deal with the shoe company in August 2015, after Nike failed to match the shoe company’s $200 million offer.
