The pieces dropped earlier this month and feature Nike’s ACG Storm-Fit ADV technology engineered with high-grade materials for peak performance in extreme temperaments. The collection is Nike’s most sustainable winter medal stand set to date, with each piece derived from recycled wool, shells and padding, using 90% less water than previous collections.
Nike conceptualizes a seamless thermoregulation system, with the “Bell tower Rock“long sleeves (US$85) acts as an insulating and water-repellent base layer”chain of craters” quilted winter jacket ($370) worn as a protective outer layer. As a single integrated garment, each garment provides optimal heat regulation and moisture wicking benefits. The FlyEase boots featured in the campaign are an athlete exclusive not available online.
The hood “rope rope” jacket (215 USD) and vest (US$175) are made of a nylon shell and recycled PET bottles and feature windproof insulation to protect against abrasive drafts. The shell is fully dyed ASUTEX, creating a textured overlay similar to tie-dye shibori. The insulated vest is a stylish zipper that can be worn with the jacket or on its own for lighter cold weather sports.
Complete the collection are trail pants with an abrasion-resistant design for high-intensity activity, engineered with moisture-wicking fabric for wet and rocky terrain. The quick-release magnetic belt is a great touch and allows for customizable wear on the go.
Some clothes are now available on Nike official house websitethe Nike app and flagship stores nationwide.
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