The Scottie Pippen Collection
Online Auction: 2–10 March 2026 • 9:30 PM EDT • New York

The Scottie Pippen Collection 2–10 March 2026 • 9:30 PM EDT • New York
“I have been able to live my dream of playing basketball surrounded by people I love and being cheered on by the best fans in the world.”
- Scottie Pippen Hall of Fame Speech 2010

S otheby’s is pleased to present The Scottie Pippen Collection, a landmark auction comprising the most significant personal artifacts from one of the most decorated and influential careers in the history of American sport. A six-time NBA Champion, two-time Olympic Gold Medalist, and a seven-time All-Star, Scottie Pippen was an essential engine behind the 1990s Chicago Bulls, a team that did not just win championships but became a global cultural movement.

The 1990s represent a definitive "Golden Era" for basketball, a period characterized by a rare intersection of grit, global superstardom, and a design aesthetic that continues to define modern nostalgia. For many, the deep red and bold black of the Bulls' threads evoke a collective memory of a decade-long dominance that has never been replicated. By opening his private archives for the first time, Mr. Pippen is offering collectors a rare opportunity to acquire tangible pieces of this history. His decision to consign these items is driven by a spirit of stewardship; he wishes to give fans and collectors the chance to own the very artifacts that fueled the "Last Dance" era, ensuring these relics are cherished by those who truly value the game’s heritage.

“He's the greatest all-around player in the NBA right now”
- Phil Jackson in 1995 Interview

1996, 1997, 1998 NBA Finals and The Last Dance

Pippen dunking during game 3 of the 1996 Finals in the jersey offered in Lot 39 © 1996 NBAE Photo by Andrew D. Bernstein/NBAE via Getty Images

The sale is anchored by some of the most recognizable and emotionally resonant garments in basketball history, beginning with the final championship run of the Chicago Bulls dynasty. At its pinnacle stands Scottie Pippen’s 1998 NBA Finals championship-clinching jersey, worn during the closing act of what has come to be known as The Last Dance. This red Away jersey is a physical witness to the final moments of the greatest dynasty the sport has ever known, a season defined by tension, resolve, and the weight of finality.

Pippen holds Jordan during the Famous “Flu Game" in the jersey featured in Lot 1 © Nuccio DiNuzzo/Chicago Tribune/Tribune News Service via Getty Images
“This is a special jersey. It represents one of the greatest seasons of my career. It’s also the Flu Game jersey. That was one of Michael’s most heroic performances—watching him fight through that and finish the way he did. Who knows, I think the flu might still be on it.”
- Scottie Pippen on the Flu Game jersey offered in the present auction

Also featured are jerseys from the surrounding Finals that helped define that legendary stretch. Pippen’s 1997 NBA Finals jersey, worn during the iconic Flu Game, in which Michael Jordan played while battling what would later be revealed to be food poisoning. This game stands as one of the most famous games in basketball history due to the grit and determination brought forth by Jordan and Pippen to win. Alongside it is Pippen’s 1996 NBA Finals game-worn jersey, marking the Bulls’ triumphant return to the summit after two seasons away. That championship capped a historic 72-win campaign and announced the second act of the dynasty with unmistakable authority. The 1996 Bulls jerseys are truly some of the most iconic jerseys ever, as the year was watched closely by the world as the Bulls came back to win their 4th championship. These 2 1996 Finals jerseys stand as some of the most known and iconic of the collection from a decade defining season.

Foundations, Ascension, and Leadership

The collection also follows Scottie Pippen’s growth as a player, from his early years in the league to his rise as a central figure on the Chicago Bulls. A key piece from this period is a game-worn jersey from the 1992 NBA Finals, used during the Bulls’ second straight championship and the first back-to-back of the franchise’s title run. By this point, Pippen had clearly established himself as a core part of a championship team, contributing at the highest level as Chicago secured its second title and confirmed its place at the top of the league.

Scottie Pippen Dunking in Game 3 of the 1992 NBA Finals in the jersey offered in Lot 9 © Photo by Richard Mackson/Sports Illustrated via Getty Images
Scottie Pippen’s University of Central Arkansas jersey from his personal collection

Reaching further back, the sale also includes Pippen’s uniform from his time at the University of Central Arkansas. It is a rare piece from the very start of his basketball path, worn long before championships, fame, or endorsements. The jersey reflects where his career began and the unlikely route he took to the highest level of the game.

The narrative then moves forward to one of the most pivotal seasons of Pippen’s career, the 1994 to 1995 campaign. Represented by a game worn jersey from that season, this piece captures the moment when Pippen became the unquestioned leader of the Bulls. With Michael Jordan absent for most of the year and still regaining form upon his return, Pippen carried the franchise on both ends of the floor. He led Chicago to the playoffs and into the Eastern Conference Semifinals.

Dream Team 1992 and 1996 Jerseys and Jacket

Pippen celebrates his 1992 gold medal in the Team USA Jacket offered in Lot 16 © Photo by Richard Mackson/Sports Illustrated via Getty Images

A true highlight of the collection are some of the most historically significant Team USA garments ever offered. The sale includes Scottie Pippen’s 1992 Dream Team gold medal-clinching jersey and the Team USA jacket worn when he was awarded the medal, two extraordinary artifacts from the team that changed basketball forever. The sale also features an extraordinarily rare game worn and signed Larry Bird Dream Team jersey worn in the final group play game against Spain.

Scottie Pippen defends during the 1992 Gold Medal game against Croatia in the jersey offered in Lot 19 © John W. McDonough Photo by John W. McDonough /Sports Illustrated via Getty Images

The 1992 Olympic Games marked the first time NBA superstars competed on the world stage, and the Dream Team’s overwhelming dominance permanently altered the global perception of the sport.

Pippen was central to that transformation. As the ultimate two-way player, he provided defensive versatility and unselfish play that allowed a roster filled with legends to function seamlessly. The inclusion of Pippen’s 1996 Olympic jersey further underscores his rare place in history as a player who bridged generations of USA Basketball dominance. These jerseys and items represent a moment in basketball history that will live forever.

All-Star Jerseys and Cultural Impact

Pippen Dunks in the Iconic Purple 1995 All Star Uniform offered in Lots 32 and 67 © 1995 NBAE Photo by Nathaniel S. Butler/NBAE via Getty Images

Scottie Pippen’s Iconic Teal 1996 All-Star Game worn jersey

The sale also features a complete chronological arc of Scottie Pippen’s All-Star career, offering a visual history of both his individual excellence and the NBA’s evolving cultural identity during the 1990s. Included are Pippen’s All-Star game debut jersey from 1990 and his final All-Star appearance jersey from 1997, framing a career spent among the league’s elite. At the heart of this group is his 1994 All-Star Game MVP jersey, commemorating a moment when Pippen stood as the defining star of the league during a season of transition.

Among the most visually striking pieces are the 1995 and 1996 All-Star jerseys, two of the most iconic designs ever produced. The bold, desert-inspired 1995 uniform and the distinctive San Antonio teal edition from 1996 represent an era when All-Star jerseys became cultural statements rather than simple uniforms. These jerseys capture the NBA at its most expressive and creative, with Pippen consistently at the center of the spectacle.

Trophies and the Ultimate Measure of Legacy

 Pippen holds up his 1994 All-Star MVP Trophy in his Uniform offered in Lots 30, 53, and 66 © 1994 NBAE Photo by Nathaniel S. Butler/NBAE via Getty Images
Scottie Pippen's 1994 All-Star MVP trophy offered in the sale

Complementing the historic jerseys are some of the rarest and most consequential trophies ever to appear at auction. Foremost among them is a complete set of six replica NBA Championship trophies awarded to Scottie Pippen for each of his championships with the Chicago Bulls. Crafted in sterling silver with gold overlay, this one-of-one set has never before been offered publicly.

Also included are Scottie Pippen’s Naismith Memorial Basketball Hall of Fame trophy and his 1994 NBA All-Star MVP trophy. Unlike game-worn apparel, these objects are not symbolic representations of achievement but the definitive honors themselves. Together, they elevate the sale beyond memorabilia and into the realm of historical artifacts, offering an unprecedented opportunity to acquire the physical embodiments of one of the greatest careers in basketball history.

Matching and Authentication

MeiGray photo LOA for Scottie Pippen’s 1998 Finals jersey

The MeiGray Group utilized its photomatching methodology while working on The Scottie Pippen Collection, conducting extensive analysis to conclusively match select game-worn jerseys to specific moments across Scottie Pippen’s career, including the regular season, NBA Playoffs, NBA All-Star Games, and NBA Finals.

As part of this process, MeiGray examined each jersey in person, closely studying the alignment of mesh holes relative to numbers and lettering, as well as identifying unique characteristics such as loose or frayed threading. These individual markers were then compared against high-resolution game photography available to establish definitive matches.

MeiGray photo LOA for Scottie Pippen’s 1997 Finals “Flu Game” jersey

MeiGray’s systematic approach also incorporated detailed investigative research into each item’s provenance, supported by comprehensive photographic documentation. Replica Shoes ’s is pleased to present collectors with a glimpse into the depth and rigor of the research undertaken by MeiGray in their diligence on the present items, offering exceptional insight into both its authenticity and its place within Scottie Pippen’s storied career.

Sotheby’s is proud to host the public exhibition of these treasures at the Breuer, our new global headquarters at 945 Madison Avenue. Within the storied, brutalist halls of this architectural landmark, the collection will be presented in a manner that reflects its historical and cultural weight. We invite you to experience these artifacts in person as we celebrate the legacy of a player who redefined the modern game.

The Scottie Pippen Collection will be open for bidding from March 2–10. The live exhibition at the Breuer will run concurrently, offering a final opportunity to view these historic items before they enter the world’s most prestigious private collections.

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