"Greatest Team Ever" White Tee | Extra Large

Chicago won its fourth NBA championship in June 1996, capping a regular season in which the Bulls finished 72–10 — a record that held for two decades — and this white cotton tee commemorates both the title and the record together. The front carries a full-front graphic: "THE GREATEST TEAM EVER" arched across the top in a gold banner, a red Bulls jersey rendered at the center with the mascot logo layered on top, four gold-circle year markers arranged around the composition (1991, 1992, 1993, 1996). The graphic operates as both a championship celebration and a running historical tally. The graphic treats the fourth title as confirmation of a dynasty rather than a standalone win, foreshadowing another two championships and second "three-peat" from Jordan and the Bulls.

Tyrrell Winston's practice has consistently examined how basketball's most-photographed teams get memorialized in real time through the merchandise around them, pulling inspiration from his collection of vintage memorabilia like this tee. Printed in the summer of 1996 to declare a running argument about the Bulls' place in the sport's history, it reads as a document of exactly the moment when the "greatest team ever" conversation became the default frame around Chicago.

Read our interview with Tyrrell Winston here.