LeBron James of the Los Angeles Lakers made a t-shirt to commemorate his son's first ever dunk.

Check out the shirt below as posted by James via his Instagram stories:

Do you like the design? It won't likely be up for sale, though. It's just a way for James and his family to remember things by.

Any father would be proud to see their son dunk the ball for the first time. James has a ton of accomplishments as a basketball player. And Bronny Jr.'s first slam would likely be on the list of the great things that have happened in his life — in and out of basketball.

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For those who missed it, below is a clip of Bronny's first dunk as posted by SLAM:

Bronny is currently 13 years old. James once said before that it would be a dream to play with his son in the NBA. There's a pretty slim chance that a James father and son duo would ever step on the court together. After all, James is 33 years old.

His contract with the Lakers runs for four years. It'll probably be his last contract before he hangs up his sneakers for good. And by that time, Bronny could be nearing his NBA eligibility. Whether or not a 37-year-old James still has a lot of gas left in the tank is a matter of wait-and-see.