Let’s rewind to 2006. Long before earning his status as a six-time NBA All-Star, Jimmy Butler was lighting up the court as a senior at Tomball High School in Texas. He boasted an average of 19.9 points per game and led the team as captain. Despite his prowess, he was initially regarded as a two-star recruit, eventually making his way to Tyler Community College before catching the eye of Marquette.

Fast forward to the present, and that overlooked young player has evolved into a college standout and one of the League’s most dominant forces. Butler’s transformation is evident in his gritty playing style and unshakeable confidence, which he proudly displays on and off the court. Quite literally, the Miami Heat superstar has sported personalized and custom-made high school and college varsity jackets while making his way through arena tunnels throughout the season.

While these garments hold personal significance for Butler – his Tomball varsity jacket showcases a captain’s patch, the year 2007, and his jersey number – he has teamed up with TOP DRWR, an innovative platform curated by none other than the renowned artist French Montana. TOP DRWR has quickly established itself as the go-to destination for high-end fashion enthusiasts and NBA aficionados alike, offering a distinct experience that caters to both.

In collaboration with The Shop Miami, the unveiling presents an exclusive auction featuring ten items from Butler’s personal collection. This assortment includes his iconic varsity jackets, a coveted pair of Jordans, and more. The selection has been meticulously curated by seasoned stylists Calyann Barnett and Khalilah Beavers. Barnett, renowned for her work with NBA figures like Dwyane Wade, stands as a visionary force within the world of NBA fashion. On the other hand, Khalilah Beavers has redefined League-wide style through her creative contributions, having styled an array of prominent athletes including Carmelo Anthony and Jimmy Butler himself.