There’s something magnetic about Onitsuka Tiger’s TIGCOURT.
A sneaker that captures the attitude of a ’90s basketball court while stepping firmly into modern streetwear culture. The Japanese brand, known for its effortless blend of fashion and function, once again redefines what it means to move with style in its AW25 collection.
A Slam Dunk of Style
The TIGCOURT silhouette is unapologetically nostalgic yet refreshingly current. Inspired by vintage basketball soles and shaped by minimalistic Japanese precision, the shoe’s mid-cut frame brings a confident edge. Think sporty, bold, and ready to conquer the city. Each pair of these shoes, whether in sleek Off-White, Dragon Fruit pink, or Oyster Grey channels retro energy through a clean, fashion-forward lens.
Retailing at RM1,150, the TIGCOURT makes its debut both in stores and online, marking a key drop in Onitsuka Tiger’s ongoing journey to merge archival design with today’s fashion rhythm. If you’ve ever wished for sneakers that whisper luxury while shouting personality, this is your call to court.
When Heritage Meets Innovation
What keeps Onitsuka Tiger ahead of the pack is its genius balance between heritage craftsmanship and urban cool. The translucent films and hole materials in the TIGCOURT design feel deliberate yet a subtle nod to old-school athletics, now polished for the modern minimalist. It’s classic streetwear, but smarter.
The AW25 Kids Collection: Mini Style, Major Attitude
And for the next generation? The AW25 Kids Collection proves that style has no age limit because style live up to any size. Crafted for comfort and independence, the line includes versatile shoes and apparel that blend sophistication with play. Coordinated outfits let parents and kids share their fashion moments — proving that twinning is always in trend. Whether it’s for a family day out or a casual city stroll, Onitsuka Tiger makes style a shared experience.
With the TIGCOURT and AW25 Kids Collection, Onitsuka Tiger continues to remind us that fashion isn’t about following trends — it’s about creating movement.
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