Nike Sneakers
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DD1877-100
Sacai x Nike Blazer Low "Magma Orange"
$120.00
DJ0382-600
Fragment x Nike Dunk High "Beijing"
$150.00
DD1503-103
Nike Dunk Low (W) "Photon Dust"
$115.00
DD1875-500
Sacai x Nike VaporWaffle "Dark Iris"
$180.00
DD1875-200
Sacai x Nike VaporWaffle "Sesame"
$180.00
CW1589-100
Nike Dunk Low (TD) "Black & White"
$55.00
CW1588-100
Nike Dunk Low (PS) "Black & White"
$70.00
DD1503-101
Nike Dunk Low (W) "White & Black"
$115.00
DD1391-100
Nike Dunk Low Retro "White & Black"
$115.00
CW1590-100
Nike Dunk Low (GS) "Black & White"
$90.00
DD3035-200
Sacai x Nike VaporWaffle "Villain Red"
$180.00
CV1363-700
Sacai x Nike VaporWaffle "Tour Yellow"
$180.00
CW2288-111
Nike Air Force 1 Low "Triple White"
$115.00
CV1363-001
Sacai x Nike VaporWaffle "Black & White"
$180.00
CV1363-100
Sacai x Nike VaporWaffle "Sport Fuchsia"
$180.00
BV0073-101
Sacai x Nike LDWaffle "White Nylon"
$160.00
BV0073-002
Sacai x Nike LDWaffle "Black Nylon"
$160.00
CJ5290-600
CLOT x Nike Air Force 1 Low "Rose Gold"
$250.00
CZ3986-001
Fragment x CLOT x Nike Air Force 1 Low "Black"
$250.00
CJ5290-400
CLOT x Nike Air Force 1 Low "Game Royal"
$250.00
BV0072-100
Sacai x Nike Blazer Mid "White & Grey"
$140.00
BV0072-002
Sacai x Nike Blazer Mid "Black & Grey"
$140.00
BV0073-100
Sacai x Nike LDWaffle "White"
$160.00
BV0073-001
Sacai x Nike LDWaffle "Black"
$160.00
About Nike
Nike began as Blue Ribbon Sports in 1964, founded by University of Oregon track coach Bill Bowerman and his former student Phil Knight. Initially, they distributed Japanese running shoes from Onitsuka Tiger. In 1971, they rebranded as Nike, named after the Greek goddess of victory, and introduced the now-iconic Swoosh logo, designed by Carolyn Davidson. The company's first major breakthrough came with the release of the Nike Cortez in 1972, a shoe that combined comfort and durability, quickly becoming a staple for runners. However, it was the launch of the Air Jordan line in 1985, in collaboration with basketball legend Michael Jordan, that propelled Nike into a global phenomenon. Today, Nike sponsors a diverse roster of athletes, including Serena Williams, LeBron James, and Eliud Kipchoge, reflecting its dedication to excellence across disciplines. The company's influence extends beyond sports, impacting music, fashion, and street culture, solidifying its status as a global lifestyle brand.