90's Dennis Rodman "91" Chicago Bulls White Jersey

Dennis Rodman arrived in Chicago in October 1995 after San Antonio shipped him for Will Perdue, and inside a season he had anchored the defensive-and-rebounding spine of the 72-10 roster. The number flipped to 91 — a 9+1 nod to the 10 he had worn earlier at Detroit, where the retired number of Bob Lanier made the digit unavailable to him — and it became one of the most iconic uniform numbers of the second three-peat era. Champion produced the official NBA jersey program through the decade, and this white home authentic carries the full "RODMAN 91" screen-print to the back in red and black, Chicago Bulls wordmark across the chest, and NBA logo at the collar. 100% polyester mesh, Mexico-made in Champion's primary 1990s production window.