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Nike August 2, 2021
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Nike And Sacai Reveal Seven-Piece Apparel Capsule Launching August 4th

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Nike and Sacai continue their collaborative efforts with the reveal of a six piece collection of women’s and men’s apparel. Offerings includes some Sacai designer Chitose Abe‘s favorite silhouettes featuring the added panels, layered details and pleats which have become her signature.

Taking inspiration from the Tokyo Olympics, press on the collection states, “The Nike and Sacai apparel collection boldly illustrates the unified spirit of competition. Chitose Abe’s designs reimagine one of the world’s most iconic sport moments, reminding us that competition forges unbreakable bonds and collective celebrations.

Taking the Nike Team USA Windrunner Jacket and remixing it with layers, patterns and intricate details, the bomber jacket design is inspirational and timeless. Abe’s focus on the beauty of motion is evidenced in both the women’s pleated skirt and fleece top, while a combination of utility, performance and sportswear elements are highlighted throughout the collection.”

Offered in either gray or black, offerings include a women’s or men’s bomber, a unisex hoodie and joggers and t-shirt, along with a crop top, leggings and pleated skirt. Along with apparel the collection also features a Nike and Sacai Blazer low sneaker (style code: SKU: DD1877-200) offered in British tan.

Price from $75 for the crop top up to $450 for the bomber jacket and $500 for the pleated skirt, all items launch at 10:00 AM EST on August 4, 2021 on nike.com. The Blazer low will launch at the same time on SNKRS.

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