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Tex Moton and the design team [Photo: YUMS]
After Battling Nike in the Supreme Court, Dallas-based YUMS Relaunches Its Streetwear Brand
by David Seeley | Jun 23, 2021
Founded by graffiti artist Tex Moton, who's designed uniforms for the Dallas Mavericks and worked with brands like Coca-Cola, YUMS is moving on from court cases and back to hitting courts—and streets and pop culture—with its innovative line of Sweet Series sneakers.
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