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SKYLAR DIGGINS ADVANCES TO PLAYOFFS AFTER WEARING 422 GRAMS OF PROTEIN--MADE WITH MILK
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SEATTLE, Sept. 10, 2025 ~ Seattle basketball star and style icon Skylar Diggins made a bold statement last night as she stepped onto the court for her final regular season game. Diggins, known for her fashion-forward choices, donned a one-of-a-kind Protein Puffer Jacket that caught the attention of fans and media alike.

What made this jacket so unique? It was crafted with an extraordinary 422 grams of protein sourced from real milk. Yes, you read that right – dairy milk. Milk has long been recognized as an essential part of sports performance, providing 8 grams of complete protein in every serving along with electrolytes and nutrients that aid in muscle repair and recovery.

The Protein Puffer Jacket not only showcases the power of milk as a performance fuel but also blurs the lines between fashion and function. Designed in collaboration with Milk and Fonco Studios, a creative studio known for their innovative designs and cultural installations, the jacket represents a new chapter in the conversation surrounding protein.

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Sydnee Paige, Diggins' stylist, helped bring the vision to life by incorporating the jacket into her game-day look. As Diggins took to the court for what would be a critical game in securing a playoff spot, she channeled her focus and strength through this unique piece. "Protein is everywhere right now, but milk has always been the original source," said Diggins. "It's what I rely on every day for strength and recovery. Turning that into something I can wear takes that idea to another level – it's performance in every sense."

The Protein Puffer Jacket is not just a fashion statement; it is also a symbol of the intersection between performance heritage and fashion's future. Created as a one-of-a-kind piece, it is not available for purchase but rather serves as a moment in fashion culture.

As Diggins heads into playoffs, she and Milk are looking to find a new home for this iconic jacket. Interested museums can contact them for the opportunity to showcase this unique piece that represents the fusion of sports and fashion.

For those looking to incorporate more protein into their daily routine, Milk's TikTok and Instagram account, @gonnaneedmilk, offers simple ideas. And for more information on the benefits of dairy milk, visit GonnaNeedMilk.com.

High-resolution images of Diggins in the Protein Puffer Jacket can be found here.
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