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American Sportswear Company

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Founded January 25, 1964
Headquarters Portland, OR, United States

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Nike is a major American sportswear and footwear company, based in Portland, Oregon. The Nike legacy began in 1964, when track athlete Philip Knight and his coach Bill Bowerman set up a small business importing Japanese running shoes under the name Blue Ribbon Sports (BRS). Nike sponsors and collaborates with a diverse range of high-profile athletes and sports teams on a global level, with the highly recognized trademarks of "Just Do It" and the Swoosh logo. In addition, Nike is the world's biggest supplier of sportswear and footwear.
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Nike Delivers the Field General 82 in "Black Patent"
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Nike Delivers the Field General 82 in "Black Patent"

Upgrading the model with patent leather overlays.

Nike Ties the Air Force 1 Low “Wolf Grey” With Rope Laces
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Nike Ties the Air Force 1 Low “Wolf Grey” With Rope Laces

Fitted with silver lace dubraes.


Nike SB Dunk Low "Burgundy Crush" Channels Moody Fall Tones
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Nike SB Dunk Low "Burgundy Crush" Channels Moody Fall Tones

Featuring a premium suede and leather upper.

Nike Builds the Dunk Low in "Snakeskin"
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Nike Builds the Dunk Low in "Snakeskin"

Fitted with tan overlays.

Nike Builds The Cortez "Black/Pink" With Satin and Suede
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Nike Builds The Cortez "Black/Pink" With Satin and Suede

Tied together with pink satin laces.

Nike Wraps the Air Force 1 Low "Light Armory Blue" in Suede
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Nike Wraps the Air Force 1 Low "Light Armory Blue" in Suede

Fitted with a black midsole and outsole for contrast.

Official Look at the Nike Clogposite "Dusty Cactus"
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Official Look at the Nike Clogposite "Dusty Cactus"

The retro slip-on receives another iridescent iteration.

Nike Air Foamposite One Drops Clean "Triple White" Colorway
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Nike Air Foamposite One Drops Clean "Triple White" Colorway

With an official summer release date.

Nike Serves the Clogposite in a Fresh "Summit White"
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Nike Serves the Clogposite in a Fresh "Summit White"

Set to release this year.

Up Close With the Nike GT Future "Copper Egg"
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Up Close With the Nike GT Future "Copper Egg"

Our most detailed look at the new model yet.

Celebrate Easter With This Pastel-Covered Nike Air Force 1 Low
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Celebrate Easter With This Pastel-Covered Nike Air Force 1 Low

Arriving at the beginning of April.

Nike Dunk Sales Expected To Drop 70% Over Next Two Years
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Nike Dunk Sales Expected To Drop 70% Over Next Two Years

CEO Elliot Hill has announced a scale-back in order to regain profits and make room for newer designs.

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