Oklahoma City Thunder Jerseys – Every Player, Every Era, Every Number

The Oklahoma City Thunder are the modern identity of a franchise with a history that stretches back more than half a century. The franchise was founded in 1967 and began playing in Seattle as the Seattle SuperSonics in 1968. In 2008, the franchise relocated to Oklahoma City and became the Oklahoma City Thunder.

The Thunder franchise has won 2 NBA Championships, capturing the title in 1979 as the Seattle SuperSonics and again in 2025 as the Oklahoma City Thunder. The 1979 championship team was led by stars such as Dennis Johnson, Gus Williams, Jack Sikma and Fred Brown, while the 2025 championship marked the franchise's return to the top of the NBA more than four decades later.

The franchise's history includes some of the greatest players in basketball. The Seattle era featured legends such as Spencer Haywood, Lenny Wilkens, Fred Brown, Gus Williams, Dennis Johnson, Jack Sikma, Gary Payton and Shawn Kemp. The Oklahoma City era later produced stars such as Kevin Durant, Russell Westbrook, James Harden, Serge Ibaka, Paul George and the players who helped lead the Thunder to the 2025 championship.

Retired Numbers

The franchise has officially retired the jersey numbers of seven players whose contributions left a permanent mark on the history of the SuperSonics and Thunder:

• #1 – Gus Williams
• #4 – Nick Collison
• #10 – Nate McMillan
• #19 – Lenny Wilkens
• #24 – Spencer Haywood
• #32 – Fred Brown
• #43 – Jack Sikma

These retired numbers represent several generations of franchise history. Lenny Wilkens was an important figure during the early Seattle years, while Spencer Haywood became one of the franchise's first true superstars. Fred Brown, Gus Williams and Jack Sikma played major roles during the era that culminated in the franchise's first NBA championship in 1979.

Nate McMillan spent his entire playing career with the Seattle SuperSonics and later became the team's head coach. Nick Collison became one of the defining players of the Oklahoma City era, spending his entire NBA career with the franchise after its move from Seattle.

Honored Thunder Figure

The franchise has also honored legendary broadcaster Bob Blackburn, who served as the voice of the Seattle SuperSonics from 1968 through 1992. His contribution is recognized by the organization, although he does not represent a retired player jersey number.

From the early Seattle SuperSonics years, through the championship teams of the 1970s and the move to Oklahoma City, countless players have helped build this franchise. From Spencer Haywood, Lenny Wilkens, Fred Brown, Gus Williams and Jack Sikma to Gary Payton, Shawn Kemp, Kevin Durant, Russell Westbrook, James Harden, Paul George and the players of the 2025 championship team, every generation has added another chapter to the story.

Every player has a story, and no player should ever be forgotten.

This collection celebrates the complete history of the Oklahoma City Thunder franchise, including its years as the Seattle SuperSonics. From the franchise's earliest teams and its 1979 championship, through the move to Oklahoma City and the 2025 championship, every era and every generation of players deserves to be remembered.

Whether you are searching for the jersey of an NBA champion, a Hall of Fame legend, a SuperSonics icon, a Thunder star, an All-Star, a fan favorite, a role player, or a player whose time with the franchise has largely been forgotten, you can find his Oklahoma City Thunder jersey here.

We believe that every player who wore the SuperSonics or Thunder uniform became part of the franchise's story. The biggest stars may receive the most attention, but a team's history is built by everyone who wore the jersey.

Every number. Every era. Every player. Never forgotten.