Tim Duncan never placed too much importance on off-court attire during his 19-year NBA career, once telling a reporter, "I don't do style. I just show up for the games."
Following his retirement announcement Monday, Twitter paid tribute to the San Antonio Spurs legend by remembering some of his most iconic outfits.
Tim Duncan, Style icon & legendary Power forward. pic.twitter.com/ITMF5Eh9lC
— ronald isley (@yoyotrav) July 11, 2016
The world also lost a fashion icon. Tim Duncan never saw a XXXL Costco shirt he didn't love. pic.twitter.com/JJgYStOFri
— Big Cat (@BarstoolBigCat) July 11, 2016
@BarstoolBigCat I will miss when he tried to fit in with the hip, young kids with his new style pic.twitter.com/zQxVSXYFay
— BarstoolReags (@BarstoolReags) July 11, 2016
seems like just yesterday tim duncan was starting 1st grade pic.twitter.com/XK7SVGo2Fj
— nick pants (@nick_pants) July 11, 2016
@nick_pants #neverforget pic.twitter.com/WtoBD3l3BB
— Tyler Bowen (@tylerbowen_) July 11, 2016
The only thing bigger than Tim Duncan's pants is his legacy
— Mane Child (@ColdFries) July 11, 2016
a 30 for 30 on the origin of tim duncan buying this shirt and wearing it pic.twitter.com/RFga1nLRAA
— alex (@steven_lebron) July 11, 2016
Not enough bootcut jeans and soccer dad button ups in the world to repay Tim Duncan for what he's meant to the NBA. Salute.
— Unc Dem (@DeMarkus_H) July 11, 2016
Tim Duncan is so great he wore pajamas to the White House and nobody called him out pic.twitter.com/5Kvl4DraDk
— Michael Pina (@MichaelVPina) July 11, 2016
despite his incredible success on the court, tim duncan never forgot his roots as a barista in a mudhoney cover band pic.twitter.com/dpEScwKSKv
— Ben Detrick (@bdetrick) July 11, 2016
Adios Tim Duncan. Basketball was in his jeans.... pic.twitter.com/4e36mlX8q5
— Trill deGrasse Tyson (@Willie_Dutch) July 11, 2016
Serious question:
— Chris Kroeger (@Kroeger) July 11, 2016
Who's the GOAT of awful basketball fashion? Timmy D or MJ? pic.twitter.com/4bBLc9UK6Z
