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1990s

1990s Chicago Bulls Jerseys

What did 1990s Chicago Bulls jerseys look like?

Six titles in eight years, and the jerseys to match. The red road, the white home and the black alternate that arrived mid-decade are the three shirts every 90s Bulls search is really looking for, and the black one is the one people remember and the hardest to find honest.

Champion held the NBA contract from 1990 through 1997, so a genuine on-court-spec Bulls jersey from the run of titles carries a Champion tag. That single fact does most of the dating work here, and it is also why the Bulls are the most reproduced team in the sport: everything about the era is desirable, so everything about it gets copied. A Champion tag is a starting point and not a verdict. One narrow window is worth knowing: Jordan wore 45 for part of his 1995 return before switching back, so a legitimate 45 covers only a few months of one season.

6 titles in the 1990s: 1991 · 1992 · 1993 · 1996 · 1997 · 1998

On the tag, 1990 to 1999: 1990–1997 Champion; 1998–1999 Champion (to 2002), Nike (to 2004), Puma, Starter or Reebok, depending on the team. How to date a NBA jersey ›

Chicago Bulls jerseys, year by year

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