Andrew Rizzo LeBron James continues to age like a fine wine. Today marks LeBron’s 41st birthday, and he’ll celebrate by becoming just the 12th player in NBA history to appear in a game at age 41 or older, doing so at a level far more productive and relied upon than most who’ve reached that milestone.
For our purposes, Nike has been telling the story of LeBron’s life and basketball career through the LeBron 23, using the model as a narrative vessel for deeply inspired styles that highlight some of the King’s defining moments on the court. Each sneaker has been paired with an equally thoughtful graphic tee, and at this point, we’ve uncovered all but four of the remaining designs set to release.
Out For Redemption
Inspired by Team USA’s path to gold at the 2008 Olympics. The LeBron 23 “Out For Redemption” drops January 30th, 2026.
Honor The King
LeBron dropped 51 points on the Memphis Grizzlies in an overtime win on MLK Day in 2008. His signature line has long played a role in Nike’s Black History Month collections.
Honor Society
Inspired by LeBron’s first MVP award in 2009.
Good Intentions
Look away, Cavs fans. The “Good Intentions” tee references LeBron’s decision to sign with the Miami Heat.
Green With Envy
Inspired by LeBron finally getting past the Boston Celtics.
Masked Menace
James scored 61 points while playing in a mask for the Miami Heat. Pure aura.
Shut Up And Dribble
A deserved clapback to anyone who thinks athletes shouldn’t have opinions.
LeBronto
Arguably the hardest tee of the bunch, inspired by LeBron’s game-winner against the Raptors during the 2018 playoffs.
