Charlotte Hornets forward Kelly Oubre Jr. declares a high-end clothing company screwed him on a six-figure deal … and now, TMZ Sports has actually discovered he’s taking legal action against over all of it.
The claim was submitted in Los Angeles County on Friday … and, according to the docs, all of it comes from a pact Oubre Jr. tried to make with previous professional basketball gamer Patrick Christopher and his company, Sloan And Bennett, in 2021.
Oubre declares he asked Christopher and his co. to assist him make items for his own clothing line, DopeSoul. He states in the match Patrick consented to supply him with products for DopeSoul’s Capsule 001 and 002 collections.
The 28-year-old hooper states he sent out over numerous countless dollars to Christopher … anticipating to get clothing in return.
The issue … Oubre Jr. declared Christopher never ever provided what he guaranteed — stating merely in the match “the defendants did not perform.”
Oubre Jr. stated “for months” Christopher and his company evaded him and made reasons for why the items weren’t readily available.
Finally, according to the match, Christopher and his co. “shipped what they could scrape together” in 2022 … however it consisted of “incomplete, damaged, and defective goods.”
Oubre Jr. is demanding breach of agreement, scams and more … requesting damages of a minimum of $94,250, and possibly a lot more.
Oubre Jr. — whose sense of style has actually commonly been praised — at first established DopeSoul in 2020 … and got huge appreciation while revealing a few of his work at New York Fashion Week in 2021.
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