The Australian was on the bench for the Nets’ recent 115-108 victory over the Cavs. However, Ben Simmons’ all-green lambskin ensemble was the talk of social media – here’s where you can get it.
Last night, the Brooklyn Nets faced the Cleveland Cavaliers in the first round of the play-in tournament (12 April). Ben Simmons has yet to play for the Brooklyn Nets since joining the team in February, but he was present at Barclays Center to cheer on his teammates.
The former Philadelphia Eagle cut a dashing figure on the bench, and Ben Simmons’ all-green lambskin jackets and shorts drew a lot of attention.
Social Media Reacts To Ben Simmons’ All-Green Lambskin Suit
During the game, Simmons sat on an elevated chair, flaunting his green lambskin jackets and matching shorts for all to see.
He is accessorized with a white Supreme t-shirt and white Nike x Sacai sneakers. The outfit sparked a lot of debate on Twitter, with some people praising it and others not knowing what to make of it.
Ben Simmons looking like he just got back from The Masters pic.twitter.com/5Qzg00GEdb
— Jeff Eisenband (@JeffEisenband) April 12, 2022
Ben Simmons on the sideline in his green lambskin outfit watching KD and Kyrie dominate pic.twitter.com/s0O8f6xCgU
— BetMGM 🦁 (@BetMGM) April 12, 2022
Where Can I Find The Lambskin Outfit?
Naturally, fans wanted to know where Ben Simmons got his lambskin outfit. It’s a green Prada suit jacket with matching green Prada shorts. GQ Sports posted a photo of Simmons wearing the outfit with the caption “Prada.”
The outfit isn’t readily available online, and it could be a one-of-a-kind piece worn by Ben. It’s difficult to say how much the suit cost him, but you’d think it was expensive.
Simmons’ Latest Injury Update
Since being traded from the 76ers to the Nets in February, Australia has not appeared for the team. Simmons was initially hospitalized for back pain, which was later diagnosed as a herniated disk.
However, it appears that he is on the verge of a return, with head coach Steve Nash hoping to incorporate Simmons into the team at some point during the postseason.
“Another challenge, but one that we would clearly welcome,” Nash recently stated. “So we’ll see — if he’s able to play at some point, it’d be great to incorporate him and try to learn as we go and see how he can help our team without much, or any, history with our group.”
