Nike
Considering the impact of the brand today, it comes as somewhat of a shock to find that Nike’s first shoe designs didn’t debut until the 70s. This surprise, however, becomes unbelievably impressive when considering the pure speed of Nike’s rise. A once small-scale importer project out of the University of Oregon, creators Phil Knight and Bill Bowerman took the brand to the top of the sneaker market in under two decades, trademarking the “Air” technology that defines a long line of Air Max sneakers, along with introducing America’s favorite white sneaker, the Air Force 1. What followed--with the help of Michael Jordan, Lebron James and many others--can only be described as “history,” with collaborator lists making up the length of a marathon. Today’s work aims to promote environmentally-friendly production, constantly incorporating recycled and repurposed materials into their iconic product archive.
- V2K Run 'Bicoastal' (Women's)$ 120.00
- P-6000 PRM 'Light Bone'$ 120.00
- Zoom Vomero 5 'Since 72'from $ 88.00
- Air Max Plus Drift 'Concord'$ 185.00
- Zoom Vomero 5 'University Gold'$ 160.00
- Dunk Low Prm 'Lilac Bloom' (Women's)$ 120.00
- Elemental Prm Shoulder Bag Black$ 37.00
- Club Shorts Hot Punch$ 60.00
- Club Shorts Total Orange$ 60.00
- ACG Air Exploraid 'Hyper Royal'$ 140.00
- Dunk Low Retro 'Dusty Cactus'$ 115.00
- Air Pegasus 2k5 'Bicostal'$ 160.00
- Air Force 1 '07 'White Gum'$ 115.00
- Dunk Low PRM 'Urban Landscape 2.0'$ 125.00
- Air Max 1 SC 'Sail'$ 150.00
- ACG Watercat+ Vapor Green$ 125.00
- Field General '82 'Black and White'$ 100.00
- Air Max 1 'Stadium Green'$ 140.00
- Dunk Low QS CO.JP 'Reverse Ultraman'$ 135.00
- V2K Run Summit White Metallic Silver$ 120.00
- Air Max 97 White Wolf Grey Black$ 175.00
- Air Max 97 Black White Anthracite$ 175.00