Cavs' J.R. Smith Told by NBA to Cover 'Supreme'.

02.08.2018 · J.R. Smith will reportedly have to pay a fine for every game he plays with his new tattoo showing. Gregory Shamus/Getty In August, J.R. Smith got a tattoo of the "Supreme" logo on his calf. The NBA informed Cavaliers guard J.R. Smith that he could be fined each game he does not cover up a Supreme-branded tattoo on his right leg. JR Smith said he hasn't contacted the league regarding the "Supreme" tattoo on his right calf that they asked him to cover up. He doesn't plan on having that conversation.

Smith insisted he did not have an endorsement agreement with Supreme and decided to get the tattoo on his own. He has complained about the NBA’s stance in recent days on Instagram. JR Smith has alleged that the management of NBA, informed him that they will be fining him in every game if he doesn't cover up the Supreme Tattoo on his leg. JR Smith also accused the management. J.R. Smith famously got a massive Supreme box logo tattoo down the back of his leg during the offseason.

Cleveland’s J.R. Smith is a committed member or team Supreme, the New York-based clothing brand that started as a skateboarding shop with clothing and has expanded well beyond that market into. Supreme is a hot word on the lips of many in the NBA these days, but for some the brand has seemingly come out of nowhere. When Kelly Oubre Jr. sported a Supreme shooting sleeve made by Nike on. In the photos, Smith dons the NBA logo-mania custom jersey. The back reveals large Swoosh branding alongside a Supreme roster. It appears to be available in two colorways — black and white. J.R. with the Supreme sleeve tonight 👀 t.co/7OzPDyDABl According to Bleacher Report's Josh Martin, Smith heard from the league office in regard to the accessory. Smith also wore a Supreme shooting sleeve during the 2017-18 season. As for the tattoo, Supreme didn’t pay him or sponsor him to put its logo on his body, he told Complex magazine.

JR Smith to be fined by NBA over Supreme Tattoo.