Chester, PA → Alvernia → Almaty → New York

Two brands.
One point guard.

Keon Taylor scored 1,000 points at Alvernia, played professionally in Kazakhstan, and now builds streetwear out of New York City. This is where both sides live.

wearkylo campaign imagery
Brand one
wearkylo

A live streetwear line trading at wearkt.com — belts, headwear, tees, fleece and jewellery. Animal print runs through most of it. Eight pieces are in stock right now, priced from $34.99.

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10 products · ships from the wearkylo store
Brand two
1999xkt

The second line, named for the year he was born. It lives on Instagram — that is genuinely where it lives, and there is no separate website to send you to, so we won't pretend otherwise.

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Instagram only · no storefront at this time
Selected pieces

From the wearkylo shop

Live products, live prices, straight from the store. Tap anything to buy it there.

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Before the brands

110 games at Alvernia

Five seasons, two First Team selections, and a spot in the 1000 Point Club.

36
at Albright
22 January 2020 · career high
33
vs Albright
2019–20 season
29
vs Stevenson
4 December 2021
26
vs Lebanon Valley · 6-for-6 from three
5 March 2021
Full career record
The short version

Chester to New York

Keon Taylor was born in Chester, Pennsylvania in February 1999, played high school ball at Mount Pleasant in Wilmington, Delaware, and spent five seasons at Alvernia University in Reading — where he started 85 of his last 85 available games, made the MAC Commonwealth First Team twice, and joined the 1000 Point Club.

He graduated in 2022 with a Communication degree, went undrafted, and signed overseas with Irbis Almaty in Kazakhstan for the 2022–23 season. Since then the work has moved off the court: wearkylo and 1999xkt, both run out of New York.

What isn't on this site No follower counts, no agent, and no claim about what he's playing now — none of those could be confirmed from a source worth citing. Everything you do see here has one, including the prices, which come straight from the store.