NIKE : AIR KUKINI (BLUE)
NIKE (Nike) is an American sporting goods brand founded in 1964 by Phil Knight and Bill Bowerman.
Phil Knight and Bill Bauerman founded 'Blue Ribbon Sports', the predecessor of Nike, in 1964 with the goal of supplying high-quality shoes to athletes. Afterwards, I ordered Onitsuka Tiger sneakers, disassembled them myself, researched ways to improve the performance of the product, and tested the performance of the developed product with Oregon University runners. As the jogging craze blew in the United States, Nike, which put sneakers at the forefront, grew rapidly, and Nike became a leader representing sports shoes, clothing, and goods in the United States.
Later, in 1972, Blue Ribbon Sports began producing its own products and changed its name to 'Nike' after Nike, the goddess of victory. It means moving with exhalation) presents the logo.
Nike launched the 'JUST DO IT' advertising campaign, which means that anyone can enjoy sports freely regardless of the general public. The emotional approach of this advertising campaign has been well received by consumers, helping Nike grow into a leading brand in the athletic apparel business as well as athletic shoes.
Starting with the development of its own technology, such as excellent air cushioning technology and waffle sole, it has established itself as a sports brand representing the world, and has a strong fan following by showcasing various collaborations.
METERIAL
UPPER: SYNTHETIC FIBER, SYNTHETIC LEATHER, SYNTHETIC RESIN
OUTSOLE: SYNTHETIC BOTTOM
NIKE AIR KUKINI is a remastered retro design of the original AIR KUKINI, first released in 2000, with a casual and technical feel. Free, casual and comfortable neoprene-style layers and other stretchy materials are inspired by mountain sportsmen and triathletes. Nike's Air cushioning and TPU layer provide secure fit and support. It is an item that is expected to have various uses such as active activities and streets in the city.
MADE IN INDONESIA
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