Barack Obama wears a custom "44" bomber jacket at the Duke-UNC match

Commander in cool.

On Wednesday night, Barack Obama was released in Durham, North Carolina, to watch the UNC Tar Heels play against the Duke Blue Angels, but that is his outfit that made the headlines.

The 57-year-old former president wore black jeans, a black sweater over a gray button-down shirt, Allbirds sneakers and a $ 595 Rag & Bone bomber jacket with "44" custom embroidery on the sleeve.

Although he kept his color palette neutral, Obama was among Duke's fans, including his former undershoot man, Reggie Love, who played basketball at school. However, in his hooks of the annual NCAA tournament, Obama has often favored UNC.

Whatever the motivation of the former POTUS, everyone at this much-anticipated match was devastated when Zion Williamson tore his Nike PG 2.5 sneakers in the first minute of play and sprained his knee.

"Zion Williamson seems to be an exceptional young man and a great basketball player. Wishing him a speedy recovery, "Obama wrote shortly after the match on Twitter, no longer sharing any thoughts on the 88-72 UNC win.

In addition to the devastating moment for a confident prospect of the NBA, Obama's ultra-cool look was one of the most viral moments of the game. Even Marcus Wainwright, founder and brand manager at Rag & Bone, was impressed by the father's style of both.

"Not many people could have succeeded that way. It has style, "Wainwright told GQ, revealing that he had created the tailor-made piece towards the end of Obama's second term. He added, "He looked pretty cool f-king."