Official Cleveland Cavaliers jersey, produced by Champion, featuring the name James and number 23. This Home edition showcases a white design with red and gold details, reflecting the Cavaliers' early 2000s look. The Cavaliers logo is printed on the chest in red and gold, while the number 23 is displayed in blue with a gold outline. On the back, James' name and number stand out, with the signature Cavs "C" logo below the collar. The NBA logo is stitched on the shoulder, with the Champion branding visible on the lower front. Size XXL.

Historical Anecdote

In 2003, LeBron James made his NBA debut with the Cleveland Cavaliers, instantly becoming the franchise's face and one of the league’s most anticipated stars. Wearing number 23, he led the Cavaliers to their first playoff appearance in 2006, followed by their first-ever NBA Finals in 2007. With his unmatched versatility, LeBron elevated Cleveland's status, winning back-to-back NBA MVP awards in 2009 and 2010 before temporarily leaving for Miami.

Official Detroit Pistons jersey, produced by Champion, featuring the name Hill and number 33. This iconic teal blue design, used by the Pistons in the ‘90s, includes red, black, and yellow details. The flaming horse Pistons logo is prominently displayed on the chest, while Hill’s name and number are printed on the back. The NBA logo is stitched on the shoulder, with the Champion branding on the lower tag. Size XS.

Historical Anecdote

Grant Hill was one of the most talented and versatile players of the 1990s. Drafted by the Pistons as the third overall pick in the 1994 NBA Draft, Hill made an immediate impact, winning Rookie of the Year and quickly becoming the face of the franchise. During his time in Detroit, he became an All-Star and one of the most complete small forwards in the league, known for his scoring, passing, and rebounding skills. Unfortunately, injuries affected his career, but his talent cemented his legacy as a Pistons great.