End Of An Era: Steph Curry Parts Ways w/ Under Armour After More Than A Decade Of Producing His Signature Sneaker

End Of An Era: Steph Curry Parts Ways w/ Under Armour After More Than A Decade Of Producing His Signature Sneaker
Stephen Curry is closing a major chapter in his career as he parts ways with Under Armour after more than ten years together. The company confirmed the split in a news release, noting that the Curry 13 will debut in February 2026, with more colorways and apparel arriving through October 2026. Curry Brand will continue to operate independently, which means Curry is free to sign with another retailer. ESPN’s Shams Charania reported that he is expected to wear other brands over the next year.
“Under Armour believed in me early in my career and gave me the space to build something much bigger and more impactful than a shoe,” Curry said. “I’ll always be grateful for that.”
He added, “Curry Brand was created to change the game for good and over the past 5 years, we successfully changed the game for kids, for communities, and for basketball.”
Under Armour CEO Kevin Plank praised Curry’s leadership, calling it “an incredible privilege to work with Stephen.”
Will you miss the Steph Curry Under Armour collabs?
Previous Article
Next Article
NBA Star Anthony Edwards Gives Ex Ayesha Howard Full Custody Of Their Child Amid Legal Battle
Dwyane Wade Responds To Ex-Wife’s Claims That He’s Exploiting Their 15-Year-Old Transgender Daughter For Financial Gain: These Are Serious & Harmful Allegations That Have Hurt Our Children
Update: Emmanuel Acho Thanks Those Who Have ‘Respectfully Reprimanded’ Him After His Controversial Remarks About Angel Reese
S*x Toy Thrown On Court During WNBA Game For The Third Time
O.J. Simpson Has Reportedly Been Diagnosed With Prostate Cancer, Denies He’s In Hospice: ‘I Don’t Know Who Put That Out There’
Charles Barkley Turns Down Contract Offer From NBC: ‘My Heart Is & Will Always Be At Turner Sports’
Roc Nation Backs Paul Mooney’s Support For Jay-Z, ReTweets ‘Ain’t Nobody Gonna Stop Watching Sports’ Message
Shaquille O’Neal Gets His Own Docuseries “Shaq Life”