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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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DeMar DeRozan Signs Four-Year Deal With Nike to Remain Face of Kobe Line
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DeMar DeRozan Signs Four-Year Deal With Nike to Remain Face of Kobe Line

The Chicago Bulls star will continue to debut new Nike Kobe looks.

Crushed D.C.'s Nike SB Dunk Low Comes Styled With Marbled Swooshes
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Crushed D.C.'s Nike SB Dunk Low Comes Styled With Marbled Swooshes

The skate shop also whips up the outsoles with NikeGrind materials.


On-Feet Look at the Nike Dunk Low "Sesame"
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On-Feet Look at the Nike Dunk Low "Sesame"

Gearing up for the Fall rotation.

Take a Look at the Nike Dunk High "Bicoastal"
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Take a Look at the Nike Dunk High "Bicoastal"

Arriving later this Fall.

Nike Dresses the Dunk Low in Sleek Hues of Black and Pink
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Nike Dresses the Dunk Low in Sleek Hues of Black and Pink

Crafted with patent leather.

The Stüssy x Nike Air Max 2013/2015 Receives an Official Release Date
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The Stüssy x Nike Air Max 2013/2015 Receives an Official Release Date

Releasing in “Fossil,” “Pink,” and “Black.”

Take an On-Foot Look at the HUF x Nike SB Dunk Low "San Francisco" and "NYC"
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Take an On-Foot Look at the HUF x Nike SB Dunk Low "San Francisco" and "NYC"

Paying tribute to the late Keith Hufnagel’s birth place and the city where the first HUF store opened.

Official Look at LeBron James' Nike Dunk Low "Fruity Pebbles" Colorway
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Official Look at LeBron James' Nike Dunk Low "Fruity Pebbles" Colorway

Graphics of the Flinstones-inspired cereal appear on the laces and insoles.

Nike's Terminator High "Georgetown" Makes a Return
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Nike's Terminator High "Georgetown" Makes a Return

First introduced in the 1985 NCAA Tournament.

Take a First Look at the SOULGOODS x Nike SB Dunk High
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Take a First Look at the SOULGOODS x Nike SB Dunk High

Following up on SOULGOODS’ 2021 Converse collaboration.

Nike Dunk Low Next Nature Surfaces in a Moody Dark Red and Black
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Nike Dunk Low Next Nature Surfaces in a Moody Dark Red and Black

A portion of the shoe is made from recycled material.

Jewel Swooshes Hit the Nike Air Force 1 Low "Coconut Milk"
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Jewel Swooshes Hit the Nike Air Force 1 Low "Coconut Milk"

Featuring a “Certified Fresh” stamp on the tongue and sockliner.

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