Stephon Marbury's Legs - RAFFLE TICKET

$14.98

In the spirit of Stephon Marbury, I am hosting a raffle for the sculpture that I made of his legs, 50 tickets are available for $14.98 each.

I will be going Live on Instagram on July 29th at 3PM EST to spin a wheel and announce the winner.

Size: 16in x 16in x 21in

Materials: MDF, Hardwood planks, stained plywood, Starbury jacket, Starbury Pants, Starbury shoes.

FREE SHIPPING to Winner.

Launching in 2006 at a price of $14.98 per sneaker, the Starbury One sold out within its first week and moved more than 4 million units by the end of the year. The Starbury brand, created by Stephon Marbury in partnership with Steve & Barry's, impacted communities and consumers' wallets across the country.

Stephon Marbury understood the financial strain sneakers had put on low income families after experiencing it firsthand growing up in Coney Island. At a time when NBA signature sneakers were breaking banks and causing chaos, he went against the grain providing affordable basketball shoes without sacrificing quality.

While the average Air Jordan would've ran you $150, the Starbury One checked in at a price under $15. This cost-effective approach to merchandising made the Starbury brand a hit for youth around the country. As a result, it's etched in time as one of the most iconic signature shoes of all time.

In the spirit of Stephon Marbury, I am hosting a raffle for the sculpture that I made of his legs, 50 tickets are available for $14.98 each.

I will be going Live on Instagram on July 29th at 3PM EST to spin a wheel and announce the winner.

Size: 16in x 16in x 21in

Materials: MDF, Hardwood planks, stained plywood, Starbury jacket, Starbury Pants, Starbury shoes.

FREE SHIPPING to Winner.

Launching in 2006 at a price of $14.98 per sneaker, the Starbury One sold out within its first week and moved more than 4 million units by the end of the year. The Starbury brand, created by Stephon Marbury in partnership with Steve & Barry's, impacted communities and consumers' wallets across the country.

Stephon Marbury understood the financial strain sneakers had put on low income families after experiencing it firsthand growing up in Coney Island. At a time when NBA signature sneakers were breaking banks and causing chaos, he went against the grain providing affordable basketball shoes without sacrificing quality.

While the average Air Jordan would've ran you $150, the Starbury One checked in at a price under $15. This cost-effective approach to merchandising made the Starbury brand a hit for youth around the country. As a result, it's etched in time as one of the most iconic signature shoes of all time.