Nike Olympics

In the 1980s, Nike, which had previously specialized in the manufacture of footwear, launched the production of sportswear, which hit the shelves accompanied by the slogan "Just do it".

Now the leading clubs of the European championships appear in the brand's T-shirts and boots, and any loyal football fan or just a connoisseur of high-quality sportswear can buy branded items with a "tick".

One of the most popular models of casual sportswear is the N98 Olympic jacket (sports jacket), developed by Nike designers especially for the Brazilian national football team for the 1998 championship. The Brazilians lost in the final to the hosts of the World Cup in Paris, but the image of the ingenious "Critter" Ronaldo in a uniform with Nike symbols instantly became world-wide popular.

In the future, Nike has repeatedly turned to this model. The brand launched several lines of the N98 Olympics - for men, women, for schoolchildren, with and without the symbols of football clubs and national teams. One thing has always remained unchanged - the traditions and ideology of the N98, which is iconic for Nike and sports fans around the world. At the matches of Turin "Juventus", Moscow "Spartak" and Catalan "Barcelona" you can always see the fans of these clubs in the brand colors of the olympics.

The N98 was so successful that Nike designers decided to go beyond football. Fans of outdoor activities in these Olympic shoes can be found on basketball courts and golf courses. The variety of color solutions will amaze not only the sportswear connoisseur, but, perhaps, any avant-garde artist.Bright shades of children's models, classic, made in the colors of the club or the national team, monochromatic or painted in the entire rainbow spectrum - it is very easy to find the perfect option for any occasion!

All this variety has its own proven over the years, one might even say, the canonical colors. There are six of them:

• black (in the N98 lineup, it features olympics with the symbols of Inter Milan, Atletico Madrid, and Manchester citizens);
• blue (the aforementioned French national team);
• red (Monaco and Spartak Moscow);
• white (national teams of Poland, Croatia and England);
• black and white (German "Salzburg" and French "Paris Saint-Germain");
• purple (Barcelona, ​​of course).

Nike's N98 Olympics are unique in their versatility. This is both a stylish element of sports equipment, and a spectacular addition to any outfit in the spirit of casual or street fashion, and a good choice for out-of-town walks. It all depends only on the skillful combination of the tracksuit with the rest of the wardrobe details.

For men, it can be jeans or sweatpants, or sweatpants or shorts. Girls will suit both the image of a cheerleader in a daring skirt, and more relaxed variations on the theme of street fashion - breeches or even leather pants.

The Nike sweatshirt can be easily combined with almost any item from the wardrobe of both an inveterate fashionista and a football fan.

In it, you can easily go to a wide variety of events - to friendly gatherings in a cafe, to the premiere of another blockbuster, to a match of your favorite team or to a lecture at the institute, to a picnic and even to work (in the absence of a strict dress code).

At the same time, the season will not always be critical - from early spring to late autumn, a Nike sweatshirt can rightfully be considered outerwear.

This look is a balance on the verge of sporty chic and casual style. Two shades of bureaucake and bright yellow are the perfect match for each other. Despite the fact that the sweatshirt is an element of sportswear, a soft textile skirt is perfect for it.

Even in sportswear, simplicity and conciseness are appreciated, which is proved by this masculine image. The main accent here is the rich blue of the Nike tracksuit. The set is complemented by pants in a calm shade that echoes the print on the sweatshirt.