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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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Official Images of the Nike Air More Uptempo "Olympic"
Footwear

Official Images of the Nike Air More Uptempo "Olympic"

Set to arrive on the final day of this year’s Olympic Games in Paris.

Detailed Look at the COMME des GARÇONS x Nike Air Foamposite One "Cat Eye"
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Detailed Look at the COMME des GARÇONS x Nike Air Foamposite One "Cat Eye"

The DSM-exclusive is clad in black-and-white spiraled graphics.


Nike Tosses the Air Max Sunder in “Metallic Gold”
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Nike Tosses the Air Max Sunder in “Metallic Gold”

Coming this holiday season.

Nike Delivers the Air Force 1 Low in "Vintage Coral"
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Nike Delivers the Air Force 1 Low in "Vintage Coral"

Fitted with a ripstop tongue.

Official Look at Grant Taylor’s Nike SB Blazer Low GT “Fine China”
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Official Look at Grant Taylor’s Nike SB Blazer Low GT “Fine China”

Sporting a striking white and blue makeover.

Nike Debuts a Bolder "Syracuse" Dunk Low
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Nike Debuts a Bolder "Syracuse" Dunk Low

The sought-after colorway returns this Fall.

Check Out the Nike Air Max DN “Golden Bullet”
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Check Out the Nike Air Max DN “Golden Bullet”

Slated for release this fall.

Nike’s ACG Izy Is Home for the Holidays
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Nike’s ACG Izy Is Home for the Holidays

Appearing in a “Black/Limestone” colorway.

The Nike Air Jordan 1 Low SE Surfaces in “Coconut Milk/Black”
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The Nike Air Jordan 1 Low SE Surfaces in “Coconut Milk/Black”

Set to hit the shelves in fall.

The Nike Air Jordan 1 Mid Surfaces in "Neapolitan"
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The Nike Air Jordan 1 Mid Surfaces in "Neapolitan"

Combining three ice-cream like hues.

This Nike Dunk Low Channels the Beauty of "Hydrangeas"
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This Nike Dunk Low Channels the Beauty of "Hydrangeas"

One for your Fall rotation.

Jacquemus x Nike and Pharrell’s Louis Vuitton Workwear in This Week’s Top Fashion News
Fashion

Jacquemus x Nike and Pharrell’s Louis Vuitton Workwear in This Week’s Top Fashion News

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