After more than half a century of heartbreak, the New York Knicks are finally NBA champions again. And throughout the entire playoff run, no one rode the emotional rollercoaster harder than Timothée Chalamet.
The actor was a constant courtside presence: celebrating wins, screaming at referees, and doing it all in some pretty sick fits. While most fans showed their support with a simple jersey or a cap cap, Chalamet took it up a notch in the cult-favorite Los Angeles label Chrome Hearts. Lots and lots of Chrome Hearts.
If you’ve been following his look throughout the postseason, you’ll know that identifying exactly what he was wearing isn’t always easy. Chrome Hearts is famously secretive, with stock varying from store to store and many pieces never appearing online at all. And when you’re one of the most famous guys in Hollywood, the brand is making custom pieces just for you.
Still, we’ve done our best to estimate what all that drip would have cost for a normal person shopping for similar pieces on resale site. We went through every major Chalamet playoff fit—from his custom Levi’s Canadian tuxedos to the rings on his fingers—to figure out just how much Chrome Hearts he wore during his beloved Knicks’ championship run. Even if we can’t zero in on how much all the customization was worth, we can estimate from available information on regular off-the-rack versions.
The final number? Well, let’s just say it’s enough to make courtside tickets look affordable.
NBA Eastern Conference Finals, Game 2
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During the Knicks’ game two against the Cleveland Cavaliers, Chalamet wore perhaps the easiest piece of Chrome Hearts for regular people to get their hands on. He threw on Chrome’s Standard T-Bar zip-up hoodie, which is widely available on resale websites and ranges in price between $800 and $1,650, depending on what color you’re after. The average is right around $1,100 to $1,350.
Oh, and that necklace is a purely custom job. It takes similar DNA from the brand’s coveted Paper E-Chain, adding some diamonds and cross-links throughout. To buy a Chrome Paper E-Chain outright typically costs between $1,500 and $4,000 on resale sites.
Total price: $2,600-$5,350
NBA Eastern Conference Finals, Game 4
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