Payton Pritchard Joins Converse Basketball Roster

Key Takeaways:

• Boston Celtics guard Payton Pritchard is the latest NBA player to sign with Converse Basketball.
• He joins current Converse athletes Shai Gilgeous-Alexander and Kelly Oubre Jr.
• Pritchard will wear the All Star BB Trilliant CX throughout the 2024–25 NBA season.
• Converse sees Pritchard as a creative force on and off the court, fitting its brand ethos of self-expression and performance.
• The partnership aims to inspire younger athletes through sport, culture, and design innovation.

Boston Celtics guard Payton Pritchard has officially signed with Converse, expanding the brand’s growing roster of NBA talent focused on creativity, performance, and style. The announcement solidifies Converse’s strategy of partnering with rising stars who not only excel on the court but also express themselves through fashion and community engagement.

Pritchard, known for his deep shooting range and big-moment plays, has quickly become a fan favorite in Boston. Whether it's draining half-court shots or making a tunnel-style statement before games, his energy aligns with Converse’s focus on bold individuality.

"As a player, I’m always looking for ways to push the boundaries of what’s possible, and Converse shares that same mindset,” said Pritchard. “I’m excited to join the Converse Basketball family and help inspire the next generation of athletes to find their voice and express themselves on and off the court."

Pritchard now joins fellow NBA standouts Shai Gilgeous-Alexander (Oklahoma City Thunder) and Kelly Oubre Jr. (Philadelphia 76ers), both of whom are known not only for their basketball skills but also their influence in the worlds of fashion and streetwear. Converse is positioning itself at the crossroads of sport and culture, aiming to give its athletes the platform to redefine what performance gear and personal expression look like in 2025.

He'll finish out the 2024–25 season in the All Star BB Trilliant CX, Converse's flagship performance sneaker.

This move comes at a time when Pritchard is making meaningful strides in his career with the Celtics and seeks to build off his strong momentum both in Boston and league-wide.