Cooper Flagg Pays Tribute to Maine With New Signature Logo

The Newport native and Dallas Mavericks star has just unveiled his new signature logo, giving a nod to his Maine roots.

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Cooper Flagg and New Balance unveiled the logo Oct. 8 at a New Balance event at the NBA China store in Macao, where the Dallas Mavericks are visiting for the 2026 NBA China Games.

The design combines his initials, “CF,” with pine tree cutouts that reference his Maine roots, which Flagg said he wanted to incorporate as a reminder of where he grew up.

Flagg grew up in Newport and helped lead Nokomis Regional High School to a state basketball championship in 2022 before continuing his career outside the state.

The Dallas Mavericks player also maintains local ties as co-owner of Flagg Trading Co., a trading card and collectibles shop he opened with his cousin, Tyler Flagg, at 35 Main St. in downtown Bangor on Sept. 12, 2026.

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And there you have it! Flagg’s new signature mark brings a piece of Maine into his growing personal brand.

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