Quick Facts
- The Nike LeBron 23 All-Star Warning Label is fit for a king in a full coat of metallic gold, color-changing reptile skin fabric on the crown-shaped stabilization side panels, and the one-piece panel above it
- The fit of the shoe is transformed into a snug inner bootie in black with gold accents on the crown tongue label
- The Nike LeBron 23 All-Star Warning Label will be released February 13, 2026
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It wasn’t a lock that LeBron James was going to be added to this year’s NBA All-Star roster. After 21 consecutive seasons with All-Star accolades, The King’s injury-riddled first half of the season has truly shown his age for the first time in his career, and it took a coach’s pick to get ‘Bron a reserve spot this year in LA. But with LeBron suiting up for the All-Star game once again and his now 22-season streak still intact, Nike is showing out with a LeBron 23 coated in gold for the All-Star Warning Label collection.
The Nike LeBron 23 All-Star Warning Label is fit for a king in a full coat of metallic gold, color-changing reptile skin fabric on the crown-shaped stabilization side panels, and the one-piece panel above it. The fit of the shoe is transformed into a snug inner bootie in black with gold accents on the crown tongue label. Like the rest of the signature shoes in the Warning Label pack, the shoe features a large personalized metallic silver lace charm, this time in the shape of a lion’s head.
In addition to the LeBron 23, Nike is suiting up nearly all of its signature basketball line-up with armor-coated metallic colorways for the All-Star Warning Label pack, including a Ja 3, Book 2, Sabrina 3, Giannis Freak 7, KD 18, A Wemby PE GT Cut 4, a Kobe 3 Protro, and a GT Future. If you’re looking to stand out in the crowd this All-Star Weekend, Nike’s got just the pairs.
The Nike LeBron 23 All-Star Warning Label will be released February 13, 2026, in-person in Los Angeles for NBA All-Star Weekend. To stay up on exactly how you can secure your pair as soon as we know more about the drop, download the Sole Retriever mobile app.
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