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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 Shrinks Another Classic Silhouette Into the Air Force 1 Wallet
Fashion

Nike Shrinks Another Classic Silhouette Into the Air Force 1 Wallet

Boasting a metallic silver Swoosh.

Nike Revamps the Dunk Low with Retro-Inspired Details
Footwear

Nike Revamps the Dunk Low with Retro-Inspired Details

Featuring a gradient swoosh.


Nike Unveils the Zoom Vomero 5 in a Neutral "Mink Brown"
Footwear

Nike Unveils the Zoom Vomero 5 in a Neutral "Mink Brown"

Arriving in the coming weeks.

Nike To Reissue Charles Barkley’s “Triple White” Air Max CB 34
Footwear

Nike To Reissue Charles Barkley’s “Triple White” Air Max CB 34

Releasing in the fall of 2025.

Nike Ja 2 "In The Woods" Has an Early 2025 Release Date
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Nike Ja 2 "In The Woods" Has an Early 2025 Release Date

Ja Morant previously told Hypebeast that the colorway was his personal favorite.

Nike Presents the Air Force 1 Low in "White Carbon Fiber"
Footwear

Nike Presents the Air Force 1 Low in "White Carbon Fiber"

Joining an all-black rendition that popped up last month.

The Corteiz x Nike Air Trainer Huarache Drops Tomorrow
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The Corteiz x Nike Air Trainer Huarache Drops Tomorrow

Launching alongside a new collaborative apparel range.

Nike Shox Ride 2 Goes Stealth With "Black Phantom"
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Nike Shox Ride 2 Goes Stealth With "Black Phantom"

Arriving next spring.

Nike Revives the “Vamps” Colorway for the Air Max 1
Footwear

Nike Revives the “Vamps” Colorway for the Air Max 1

Paying homage to the black and red look that first graced the SB Dunk Low in 2003.

The Nike Dunk Low Surfaces in “Phantom/Olive Aura”
Footwear

The Nike Dunk Low Surfaces in “Phantom/Olive Aura”

An understated and gentle colorway.

Jordan Tatum 3 Arrives in “Zen”
Footwear

Jordan Tatum 3 Arrives in “Zen”

Releasing next week.

The Nike Air Max 1 Golf "Chlorophyll" Longs for Warmer Days
Golf

The Nike Air Max 1 Golf "Chlorophyll" Longs for Warmer Days

Following the original “Sport Red” colorblocking formula.

 

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