Puma announced Thursday the launch of its latest basketball sneaker is on the way. The Clyde Court #REFORM shoe’s design concept was inspired by Meek Mill’s outreach for criminal justice reform and Olympian Tommie Smith’s call for global equality, according to a company press release.

The sportswear company is set to become the official partner of the REFORM Alliance, a new organization backed by Mill, Puma basketball Creative Director Jay-Z, Fanatics Executive Chairman and Philadelphia 76ers Co-owner Michael Rubin and Kraft Group CEO and New England Patriots Owner Robert Kraft, among others.

All proceeds from the new shoe will be donated to the organization, the company said. Puma athletes including DeMarcus Cousins and DeAndre Ayton began wearing the sneakers Thursday, and Puma said it will donate $5,000 in the name of each player.

“We are particularly proud of the Clyde Court #REFORM, as it not only takes inspiration from the past but hopefully encourages a new generation of individuals to fight for universal equality,” Adam Petrick, Puma global director of brand and marketing, said in a statement.

“Businesses are going to go increasingly woke over the next couple years. I’m not saying it’s not a principled decision, but it’s really more, in my mind, a shareholder-driven move,” Galloway said

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Over the years, we’ve witnessed a ton of innovative looks on the runway but never thought the day would come when football helmets grace the catwalk.

At Tuesday’s unveiling of Off-White’s Fall 2019 collection Paris Men’s Fashion Week, popularpopular designer Virgil Abloh pushed the envelope by styling his fleet of models in American football team’s signature helmets as they strut down the catwalk.

Abloh, the artistic director of Louis Vuitton’s men’s wear collection and the CEO of Off-White, dressed two models in matching floral print bodysuits, leather-fringed boots, and white football helmets, one with the Los Angeles Chargers logo and the other with UT’s.

For the less adventurous Abloh’s collection also included a Cowboy boot with “For Walking” running down the side in his iconic lettering. They cost cost a pricey $2,290.

His second collection for Louis Vuitton will be on full display January 17 and the teaser he posted to Instagram promises all kinds of Michael Jackson vibes.