Jerry Stackhouse’s nearly 20-year career started in 1995 when he was drafted by the Philadelphia 76ers, and came with the FILA “Stackhouse Spaghetti,” his first signature shoe. Stackhouse would go on to play for no fewer than eight NBA teams, finishing up with the Brooklyn Nets for their inaugural season back in Brooklyn. In that last season Stackhouse continued to swear the Spaghetti, bringing a full circle to his relationship with the brand and the shoe.
UBIQ, the famed sneaker boutique in Philadelphia, has teamed up with Fila and Packer Shoes (of New Jersey, the home to the Nets for 35 years), to present the “FILAdelphia.” Stackhouse’s first signature shoe is done up in the 76ers colors. The heavily layered Spaghetti features an almost exclusively red suede upper, with white ribbon detailing from toe to heel. A red mesh tongue and lining work off of a translucent red outsole. Blue leather forms the eyelets, heel tab, tongue tab, and a strip along the throat. White laces and midsole complete the shoe.
The FILAdelphia releases this Saturday, August 8, at UBIQ and Packer Shoes, online and in store for $100. Jerry Stackhouse will be in house at UBIQ to celebrate the release of the FILAdelphia from 3 – 7p.m.
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