F.C.R.B. offer an interactive way to look at their SS2009 collection with their “Changing Room”. You’re given the ability to mix and match various pieces from the football-inspired collection. This is definitely something we’d like to see applied across the rest of the F.C.R.B.-associated brands like Uniform Experiment and SOPHNET.
The Nike Sportswear M-65 jacket returns this season and is this time packable. It comes in three colorways and with the same techincal details that we have previously seen on it. The jacket is beathable, waterproof and super light, perfect for the Spring weather. All 3 colorways available @ The Glade.
Nike’s Sportswear division has become one of the brands bread & butter lines mainly due to their contemporary approach to classic models. A couple of new releases from their premium range of footwear includes a new take on the Nike Royal and Air Elan. The sneakers feature minimal color usage with an emphasis on top notch materials and craftsmanship.
Nike Sportswear releases a small batch of goods for their March shipments. Included in the lineup are their Umpire button-down shirts and polos, shorts, and referee polo shirt. All feature Nike’s innovative Dri-Fit technology while still maintaining a fashionable look. Available now at Nike Sportswear retailers worldwide. 
Nike Pinnacle Flywire Windrunner was created merely as a showcase of Nike’s production power with no slated release date. Deemed the lightest version of the Windrunner ever and quite possibly any jacket of its kind, two versions have hit retailers. The jacket’s trademark is undoubtedly the use of Flywire through the shoulders and top half of the jacket. The weight-minimizing approach extends far into the use of material as you can tell by the relative opacity of the nylon used. Breathable holes are seen on the collar area for added ventilation. Two colors in the form of gradients leave a little to be desired with hopes of some more subtle colors on the way. Available now at select Nike Sportswear accounts that carry the Pinnacle collection.
Nike hooks up two renditions of their classic Terminator model with a slew of colors and premium material usage. While one pair receives a load of flashier colors with the use of patent leather and die-cut triangle pattern uppers, the second pair keeps it tonal for the most part, contrasted with blue and pink hues. Both, tagged as quickstrike releases, are now arriving at select upper tier Nike accounts.
The complete line-up of sneakers and clothing, created as part of the “Stages” initiative by Nike in collaboration with Lance Armstrong and his Livestrong Foundation In terms of product they present the Lunar Livestrong Pack, consisting of two sneakers. Next comes the Evolution of Air, which is a pack consisting of three Air Max’s. The most interesting pack is probably the Greatest Hits pack, which consists of collaborations with So_Me, Mr. Cartoon and Futura. Last but not least there is The Cutters pack.
In terms of clothing they worked on a Livestrong Flywire Windrunner and on a Nike Sportswear M-65 Jacket. All product comes in the black/yellow colorway, known from LIvestrong.
French Art Director Phoks recently showcased some personal works from his collection of digital media. The pieces reflect not only his distinct imagination but also a certain infatuation with Nike product. Borderline advertisements and just full blown digital creations are just a portion of works. More looks at Phoks’ art can be found at Phoks.fr. 
Flexing the utmost in innovation and technology, Jarrett Reynolds and the apparel crew over at Nike Sportswear sees some inaugural season releases here. The collection is marred in high-tech fabrics from Nike’s own proprietary moisture-wicking materials to 3-layer breathable waterproofs. An eye-catching piece is their 3L Hooded Sportsman Coat which combines technical performance in a more refined look. Rumored to emanate out of the Tokyo design studio, the collection seen here which is available at a few Nike Sportswear accounts outside of Japan. 
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