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Nike have been designing, creating and collaborating on sport and street legends since 1964 – everyone wants a piece of the Swoosh. Their signature logo and "Just Do It" tagline can be seen on clothes, sneakers, boots, and accessories the world over, from football stadiums and basketball arenas to street hangouts and music festivals. With influential technology like Nike Air and style icons such as the classic Swoosh Hoodie, they’ve been setting trends and making waves since forever.
Whether you’re sitting back or stepping out, Nike offer a huge range of comfort and performance designs fit for every occasion.
Nike Sportswear Blazer Mid 77 - White/Black-White-Sail
Get that retro basketball look in the Nike Sportswear Blazer Mid '77, offering up an old-school court-inspired design that offers a comfortable fit and is perfect for casual, everyday wear.
The Nike Sportswear Blazer Mid '77 in White and Black-White-Sail embodies the look of old school basketball sneakers with its mid-top padded design, vintage midsole finish and DIY look that begs for your own style. Durable and tough-stitched upper gives a comfortable, supportive fit with easy-entry lacing, fusing to the midsole with vulcanised construction techniques. Meanwhile, the herringbone patterned outsole offers enhanced traction and durability.
The Nike Sportswear Blazer Mid '77 in White and Black-White-Sail embodies the look of old school basketball sneakers with its mid-top padded design, vintage midsole finish and DIY look that begs for your own style. Durable and tough-stitched upper gives a comfortable, supportive fit with easy-entry lacing, fusing to the midsole with vulcanised construction techniques. Meanwhile, the herringbone patterned outsole offers enhanced traction and durability.
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Blazer
A little bit of Nike history at your fingertips. The Blazer was only the brand’s third shoe, released back in 1973 for NBA star George “The Iceman” Gervin and bringing a Nike sneaker to the league for the first time. It was in on the ground floor for performance sneakers, making use of the popular vulcanised rubber that was common in the 70s, with a mesh nylon tongue and full leather upper completing a stacked feature list that rose above the competition in those early days of sport shoe tech. Another iconic survivor, the Blazer has been rereleased and picked up by ballers and skaters all over the world.