Everlast and Off-White debut custom fight kit for Terence Crawford

Everlast and Off-White teamed up to create a custom fight kit for Terence Crawford’s undisputed world title showdown with Saúl “Canelo” Álvarez in Las Vegas on September 13. 

The collaboration marked the first time Off-White entered the male boxing ring, blending the brand’s luxury streetwear aesthetic with Everlast’s technical expertise. Inspired by the 1995 cult film Desperado, the fight kit paid homage to both boxing’s heritage and the disruptive spirit of streetwear, while also reflecting Crawford’s personal admiration for the film.

The boxing shorts and robe, co-created with Bespoke Boxing, featured black velvet and Duchesse satin in shades aligned with Off-White’s Spring/Summer 2026 collection, which had debuted the night before at New York Fashion Week. More than 1,000 Swarovski crystals were hand-embellished into the ensemble, alongside custom Everlast MX gloves and Elite boxing boots reworked with Off-White detailing.

“Everlast has been at the forefront of boxing for over a century, empowering fighters to rise and redefine what’s possible. This groundbreaking collaboration with Off-White marks a new chapter that moves fight forward through the blending of performance wear and cultural storytelling,” said Michael Murray, chief executive officer at Frasers Group, Everlast’s parent company.

“Together with Off-White, we’ve created a kit that honors Terence Crawford’s remarkable journey, celebrates and reimagines the ring as a space where sport, fashion, and identity collide. It’s a truly disruptive collaboration, fusing global luxury with the biggest brand in boxing to create a bold statement of resilience, creativity, and representation on the world’s stage.”

Crawford, Boxing World Champion, added: “For such a big moment in my career, it’s amazing to have collaborated with Off-White and Everlast on the design of my fight kit – from an idea that came from my camp mate, Steven Nelson. It’s a fight that’s gonna go down in the history books and be rewatched for years to come, so having the right fit was so important to me.”