Since getting drafted by the Golden State Warriors in 2009 out of Davidson, Stephen Curry has been fortunate to wear some stunning jerseys with the Dubs.
The greatest shooter in NBA history, Curry has compiled averages of 23.5 points, 4.5 rebounds and 6.6 assists in 699 games with the Warriors. He's a two-time MVP, three-time NBA champion and will get his No. 30 jersey retired by the franchise one day when he decides to call it a career.
Curry's Warriors jersey has been one of the hottest sellers on the market ever since he won his first MVP and championship in 2015. With that said, let's take a look at the four best Curry jerseys ever.
4. Black Sleeved Alternate
As the Warriors' third iteration of their sleeved jersey, this black uniform brought updates to the logo and color scheme of the white-sleeved alternate.
The Dubs opted for a cleaner look, removing the team name from the front of the jersey in favor of a white silhouette of the famous Golden Gate Bridge in San Francisco.
3. Chinese New Years
In honor of the Chinese New Year, the Warriors debuted this unique sleeved alternate featuring “The Warriors” written in Chinese on the front.
This jersey celebrates the global popularity of the NBA.
Curry and the Warriors are very popular in China, as are the Houston Rockets thanks to Hall of Famer Yao Ming.
2. Warriors' present jersey
Combining elements of Dubs history, the current Golden State jersey features a silhouette of the Golden Gate Bridge on the front.
This jersey marked a new era for the Warriors. Stephen Curry, Klay Thompson and Draymond Green have won three titles and played in five NBA Finals since this jersey was debuted in 2010.
1.We Believe jerseys
In the final regular-season game at Oracle Arena last season, Golden State players decided to surprise fans by wearing the famous “We Believe” jerseys.
The “We Believe” Warriors took out the Dallas Mavericks in the first round of the 2007 playoffs in stunning fashion. In December of 2019, Curry said not wearing the “We Believe” jerseys would be the team's “biggest miss” of the 2018-19 campaign.
Fortunately, Stephen Curry and the rest of his Dubs teammates came through for the fans.
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