The Travis Scott x Nike x Grand Theft Auto VI collab now has an official second piece and it's one that you can proudly wear courtside or even on the court yourself. The Miami Heat have revealed the Vice City uniforms for their game on November 18, a four-way team-up with Rockstar Games, Travis's Cactus Jack and Nike.
The Heat put the announcement out on their official channels. The details are set. On November 18, the night before GTA 6 launches, the Heat play as Vice City against the Milwaukee Bucks at the Kaseya Center, tipping off at 7 PM ET on ESPN. They will wear the uniforms on a custom "Vice City Court," with the jerseys going on sale at the arena that night in limited quantities. This is the apparel centerpiece of the whole Vice City night.
There are two versions and the key difference is in the branding. The Miami Heat's reveal and the team's official Vice City page show an on-court jersey the players wear, black with pink and white accents, subtle GTA map touches worked into the Heat logo, the flipped Nike Swoosh that is Travis's signature and quiet Cactus Jack tagging, kept understated by NBA branding rules. The retail Swingman version goes further, replacing the Heat logo with a "Vice City" script, adding a "VI," six pink stars and stronger Cactus Jack and Rockstar co-branding. Both come with matching shorts.
It is unmistakably the same collab as the sneakers. The uniforms share the exact aesthetic of the Travis Scott Air Force 1 he debuted this week, black with Fire Pink neon, the reversed Swoosh, six-star nods and Cactus Jack branding. Travis is already woven into the game, with a track on Grand Theft Auto VI: The Album, so a Heat uniform under the same partnership completes the picture.
The jerseys are one part of a full arena takeover. "A Night in Vice City" turns the Kaseya Center into Vice City for the evening, with the custom court, Burger Shot and Cluckin' Bell concessions and a national ESPN broadcast. It sits on top of months of Rockstar saturating Miami with all things GTA 6 including the giant "Welcome to Vice City" sign on the same arena's roof. A wider Vice City apparel line, with tees, hoodies and hats from $45 to $110, is already on sale at the Heat store.
The two Vice City jerseys, on-court vs retail
Feature | On-court (players) | Swingman (fans) |
|---|---|---|
Base | Black with pink and white accents | Black with pink and white accents |
Branding | Subtle GTA map touches in the Heat logo | "Vice City" script replaces the Heat logo |
Extra marks | Flipped Swoosh, quiet Cactus Jack tags | Adds "VI," six pink stars, bold co-branding |
Limits | Kept understated by NBA rules | Fuller Rockstar and Cactus Jack branding |
Where | Worn on the Vice City Court | On sale November 18 at the Kaseya Center |
The retail Vice City jersey goes louder than the on-court version, with a "Vice City" script and six pink stars.
This jersey drop caps a Miami takeover we have tracked for months. Rockstar is turning Miami-Dade into Vice City, has plastered South Beach with banners and turned a nightclub into NINE1NINE Vice City, all alongside an official GTA 6 merch collection.
A Travis Scott basketball jersey, made by Nike, branded for a Rockstar game, worn by an NBA team playing as a fictional city on ESPN, is a sentence that should not make sense, but next week, we'll see it on the court.