Devin Booker | Game-Worn "I'll Do It" | One-of-One

This one-of-one piece features an authentic relic from Devin Booker's warmup pants, warn during the 2025 NBA season.

Every relic featured in this release comes directly from a pair of Devin Booker game-worn Phoenix Suns warmup pants, photo-matched to the exact pair shown in the accompanying imagery. What makes these pants especially significant is the number of unique identifiers that allow collectors to confidently connect the relics back to the original garment.

Throughout his NBA career, Booker has consistently worn size XL warmup pants, and the tag remains intact on this pair. Beyond the sizing, the pants feature a collection of distinctive wear characteristics that make them uniquely identifiable, including the heavily worn number "1" on the rear of the garment, a subtle but unmistakable nod to Booker's iconic jersey number. Booker has worn No. 1 throughout his NBA career with the Phoenix Suns.

Most importantly, the pants can be photo-matched through the cuts and wear patterns along the bottoms of the legs. The frayed hems, asymmetrical openings, and unique cut marks create a fingerprint-like set of characteristics that appear in both the source photographs and the relic-bearing garment. These details provide a level of provenance rarely found in modern memorabilia and allow each relic to be traced back to the exact pair of game-worn pants from which it originated.

This piece begins with a recreated vintage style T206 tobacco card, serving as the foundation of the design.

Embedded within the card is a one-of-one swatch of authentic game worn material, physically tying the piece back to the player and the moments they created on their respective playing field.

Built on top of the T206 are two additional layers that transform the experience of the card.

The first overlay is a custom American flag, meant to signify his time with the Mens Olympic team.

Floating above that is a translucent acetate layer featuring a vintage map of the world, representing his play against athletes from around the globe during the Olympics.

The result is a layered mixed-media card that feels architectural in its construction. A blend of sports history, city identity and physical memorabilia. A card of the place, the era and the history surrounding them.

One of one. No duplicates. No reprints.