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The centerpiece is a single home game. According to the Heat’s official event page, A Night in Vice City is set for November 18 at 7 PM ET when the Heat host the Milwaukee Bucks at Kaseya Center, with the game broadcast nationally on ESPN.

For that night only, the Heat will play under the Vice City name on a custom hardwood floor built for the occasion, and the team is promising themed activations inside the arena starting on Opening Night and building to the main event.

The detail most fans will care about is the uniform. The Heat say they’ll wear a completely reimagined jersey for the game, but so far the team has only teased a blacked-out silhouette.

There’s also a little extra drama baked into the matchup, since Giannis Antetokounmpo will be facing the Bucks, his former team, while wearing whatever Vice City look the Heat have cooked up.

Alongside the announcement, the Heat launched a Vice City Collection through Court Culture, the team’s in-house apparel label, available online and at Heat Store locations. It’s 14 pieces, mostly graphic tees and hats, with a few pieces made in collaboration with Duvin and New Era.

The tees run $45 to $55 and lean hard into the game’s aesthetic: pink neon script, palm trees, sunsets, and a recurring alligator dribbling a basketball that feels like a cousin of Rockstar’s own Macca the Gator.

Standouts include the “Vice City Grill” oversized tee, with a gold grill spelling out the game’s welcome message, and the Duvin “Vice City Pool Service” pocket tee, which looks like it came off a 1986 van. New Era snapbacks and a dad cap sit at $48 to $50, while the black Vice City hoodie costs $100 and a Duvin crewneck tops the collection at $110.

The Heat are about the only NBA team that could pull this off without it feeling forced. Their pink and teal Vice uniforms, introduced as a City Edition design in 2017, were reportedly the best-selling City Edition jersey in their first season, and the Heat have treated Vice as a second identity ever since. GTA 6, meanwhile, already features Kaseya Center in its world as the Sahara Arena, home to a fictional team called the Vice City Narcos.

For resellers, nothing in the current collection is worth chasing. These are open-run tees and hats from a team store that restocks its in-house label regularly, and we don’t expect any of it to climb above retail. The upside is that the Heat Store accepts returns on unworn items within 30 days of receipt, though buyers cover return shipping.

The jersey is a different story. The Heat are keeping the details on these jerseys close to their chest, but you can sign up on their website for drop notifications right now.

A one-night uniform tied to the biggest game launch in years, worn by a team whose original Vice jerseys were already fan favorites, has every ingredient for a premium on the secondary market. Keep in mind that personalized and custom jerseys are final sale at the Heat Store, so stick to standard player versions if you’re buying to flip.

Rockstar’s merch run has already produced some real winners, including the Vice City DualSense controllers that flipped well above retail within hours. With seven weeks until launch, expect more drops, and be ready to move fast on anything limited as November 19 gets closer.