// JOSIAH GRAY
We teamed up with Washington Nationals pitcher Josiah Gray to create a one of a kind collection inspired by Josiah's last name.
Statement from Josiah
With the help of the Leovici team, I've designed a collection comprised of three limited edition pieces - a Box Logo T-Shirt, an Oversized T-Shirt, and a Lightweight Hoodie. We designed each piece using only the color gray and with a focus on Summer friendly textured and fabrics.
Our goal was to make my collection versatile enough for the customers to wear everyday, but also give it a personal touch. Because my last name is a color, we decided to play off of that and only use the color gray. Our goal was to get as creative as we could with different textures and shades of gray, and I think we accomplished that. The play on words also ties everything together and gives this collection a subtle personal touch.
The Gray Hoodie
The Gray Hoodie features premium quality structure, lined hood, 1x1 ribbing at cuffs and waistband, and elongated drawstrings. This hoodie also features a bold felt logo detail on the back and Leovici's signature athletic fit, giving you that edge when you need it most.
The Gray T-Shirt
The Gray T-Shirt is the perfect combination of classic and modern - featuring luxurious fabric, a classic Athletic Dept. gray colorway, and a bold Box Logo print detail. Made from 100% Cotton, this T-Shirt will provide long-lasting comfort, durability, and a silky soft hand feel. This T-Shirt features Leovici's signature athletic fit.
The Gray Oversized T-Shirt
The Gray Oversized T-Shirt is our take on a modern trend. Oversized T-Shirts are making a comeback so we wanted to offer one in my collection. We took a minimalist approach to this silhouette, focusing on the fabric and the fit. This shirt features a high crew neck and has a relaxed fit - cut to flatter any body type.
Philanthropy
All profits from my collection will be donated to the Washington Nationals Youth Baseball Academy - a program that focuses on growing the game of baseball by minimizing barriers to participation, particularly for low-income communities.