Legendary 1990s Basketball Brand And1 Still Makes Clothing—Walmart Has Its Iconic Shorts for Just $10

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Why We Love This Deal

Before every kid had a pair of $150 signature shoes, And1 made streetball bigger than the NBA itself for a stretch in the late ’90s and early 2000s. The brand even briefly outsold Nike’s basketball gear and put its logo on more courts and jerseys than anyone would have predicted from a company that started by selling shirts out of a car trunk. If you’re feeling nostalgic, And1 is actually still around, and a pair of classic basketball shorts is selling for just ten bucks at Walmart.

The And1 Court Colorblock Shorts are $10 at Walmart—a price that seems left over from the last time it was hype—in over 20 colorways and come in sizes up to 5XL. The shorts have also earned a 4.8-star rating and are currently bestsellers. This is nostalgia at its finest, but do they compare to the shorts we used to love?

And1 Court Colorblock Shorts, $10 at Walmart

What Shoppers Should Know

• Material: 100% polyester, lightweight knit construction
• Fit: 11” inseam, active fit, elastic waistband with drawstring
• Pockets: Two side pockets
• Care: Machine wash cold, tumble dry low, turn inside out
• Best For: Pickup games, gym training, casual wear, old-school basketball style

For anyone who grew up watching the And1 mixtapes, seeing this logo again is special. This was the brand that made streetball a huge thing 20 years ago, and while these shorts don’t explicitly chase that history, the colorblock design and drawstring closure are direct descendants of the OG shorts that defined that early aughts era. Functionally, they’re very straightforward, made entirely of breathable polyester with an 11-inch inseam that gives you plenty of coverage. 

At $10, this is priced closer to what basic gym shorts cost than what most branded athletic shorts do, even with And1’s name attached. The brand’s footwear and performance gear command more of a premium these days, but these shorts are aimed at budget-conscious buyers rather than anyone chasing the brand’s peak-era cachet (which, at this price, is a fair trade either way). 

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What Shoppers Are Saying

For a pair of $10 basketball shorts, a 4.8-star rating is quite impressive. Do they hold up, years later? One reviewer noted that they’re “super comfortable and breathable.” A second shopper said, “These shorts are good for working out, playing basketball, or just hanging out.”

Of course, the retro look was another highlight for shoppers: “The styling is really cool, and they are perfect to wear for sports.” Another shopper wrote, “Fits perfectly and feels comfy as heck. Stylish as well.”

The And1 Court Colorblock Shorts are available now for $10, and with over 20 colorways to choose from, there’s something for everyone.

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