Kiyan Anthony, son of NBA legend Carmelo Anthony, has unveiled exciting new additions to his clothing brand. At just 18 years old, he continues to carve out his own path as a young entrepreneur. His streetwear brand, One Way Clothing, is set to release the “1617” collection on March 29, 2025.
Teaming up with his friend Jadyn, Kiyan announced the latest drop via a social media post, stating:
“MARCH 29 & THE HARDEST SWEATSUITS ARE BACK AND BETTER – PREORDER (3-5 WEEK SHIPPING) – FIRST 5 ORDERS FULLY REFUNDED.”
The 1617 collection features high-quality sweatsuits in vibrant colors such as Violetta, Michigan, Chrome Frost, Steel Cloud, Aqua Blaze, Crimson Kiss, and Coca.
The collection’s name, “1617”, represents the ages at which Kiyan and Jadyn started One Way Clothing—16 and 17 years old, respectively. What began as a creative project to combat boredom has now evolved into a six-figure streetwear business. Based in Harlem, One Way Clothing specializes in hoodies, T-shirts, and joggers, bringing a fresh perspective to streetwear fashion.
Carmelo Anthony has expressed immense pride in his son’s business venture. “I’m proud of him that he took it upon himself to set up a business and not wait for me or his mom to do it,” said the 10-time NBA All-Star. He recognizes the dedication Kiyan has shown in growing the brand step by step.
Kiyan also reflected on the brand’s humble beginnings during a September 2024 episode of Overtime’s The Evolution:
“We was always into fashion. So we was like, ‘Why don’t we just try a clothing brand, and we just did it,’” he shared.
Through hard work and dedication, Kiyan and Jadyn have built One Way Clothing into a thriving streetwear brand. Their ambitions don’t stop here—plans for a physical retail store are already in motion. Kiyan also hopes to collaborate with influencers like Lil Baby or Drake to further elevate the brand.
In addition to his entrepreneurial success, Kiyan is making waves in the basketball world. As a four-star shooting guard, he has committed to Syracuse University, following in his father’s footsteps. He will soon showcase his talent in the Jordan Brand Classic and Chipotle Nationals with Long Island Lutheran High School.
Whether on the basketball court or in the world of fashion, Kiyan Anthony is proving he’s more than just a name—he’s a creator, a competitor, and a young visionary with big dreams.
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