Nike Sportswear is fairly known for their amazing sneakers and different use of materials that generally acknowledge both the sporty and casual look. Today, Nike Sportswear gives us a look at their Nike Air Max 90, which features ripstop fabric, along with a dominant black colorway. Don’t be sadden, because the sneaker will also be hitting us in two different colorways, such as medium grey and obsidian. Topping off all three colorways will be the nice air unit on the sole. These Ripstop kicks are available to you today through select Nike Sportswear retailers, including Size? for only $145.

An interesting collaboration that was first seen in April has emerged once again. Clothing brand Stussy and Nike Sportswear have teamed up for some Sky Force 88 Mid TZ. These Tier Zeros will come to us in two different colorways such as olive or black, both including a canvas upper. However if you decide to pick the olive colorway, expect to find some camouflage detailing. Finishing off the kicks, Stussy has decided to include an embossed logo on the tongue. Look for these to hit retailers on July 9th.

Today we get to have a look at the Nike Sportswear Blazer Low Vintage. Although it doesn’t do better then it’s high top model, the Blazer Low is still a sneaker that gets a lot of recognition. This time around we get to see the Blazers in two different colorways such as burgundy and blue. Although both kicks come to us in a different upper, most of the accents such as the branding, laces, tongue, and mid-sole come to us in a clean white colorway. Both kicks are very clean, subtle, and simple. If your interested, these kicks are to hit retailers on July 2011, although you can pre-order them today at End.

These Nike Air Flow have been previewed several times, but we never got the full story on them. However today, Nike has decided to give us a look at the sneaker in full detail. Check it out below and tell us what you think about it.

Coming off the successful 1982 launch of the Nike Air Force 1, Bruce Kilgore was making his mark as one of brand’s top young designers. Known for his design versatility, Kilgore experimented with patterns, materials and construction that were revolutionary for the era.

Born in 1989, the Air Flow was Kilgore’s statement solution to provide runner’s with what they needed – a breathable shoe combining new cushioning with superior comfort and support. With comfort inspired by a plush Teddy Bear, Kilgore literally used the stuffing for the sole of an early Air Flow prototype. The concept evolved and with an upper reminiscent of Nike’s original marathon shoe, the Nike Sockracer which coincidentally had no outsole, blended with a new outsole featuring flex grooves and responsive cushioning.

The breathable and minimalistic upper construction of the Air Flow inspired future Nike running shoes including the Huarache, Presto and Free. Built to withstand the rigors of a marathon, yet bold enough to turn heads worn casually, Nike Sportswear will re-release the Air Flow for the first time in June in two original colorways fitting of the late ‘80s — Lush Teal/Varsity Purple-Summit White and Bright Cactus/Black-Blue Glow.

Today Nike Sportswear gives us a look at their Tennis Classic AC Premium in two different colorways. Both colorways will include the same detailing, along with materials. You can see that the red piping is one of the similarity and the leather tongue tag as well. Also included on both sneakers will be a nice canvas upper, which will also include a matching tonal branding. If we had to choose, it would definitely be the black colorway that has caught our eye. Look for both colorways to drop on May 14th, 2011.

The French Football Federation recently became a Nike sponsored team. Due to this Nike has released a new pack entitled “FFF”. In this pack we can see them release three colroways in their Dunk Low 08 series.

You can chose from a red, grey or blue and all three feature a tonal upper which sits atop of a nice gum sole. This pack has released globally and can be picked up at various Nike Sportswear retailers.

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As Nike Sportswear’s latest sneaker release we can see a nice pair of Challengers dropping. If you’ve been looking for a more subtly colored sneaker then these would make for a good pick up for you. They feature a tonal grey and white upper with a varsity blue Nike Swoosh and midsole. There is also a bit of orange used on the tongue tag. You can check out more pictures below and they are currently available at Schuh-You’s online shop.

Today, Nike Sportswear gives us a look at their Destroyer Jacket “Military Green.” The jacket was stated to exclusively release only in Japan. Many people were pretty saddened about the news, but we’re here to bring you some good news. It’s said that the jacket will be available elsewhere, such as Soto Berlin. Why wouldn’t anyone wanna purchase this destroyer jacket. Not only are the colors fitting, but it’s also very attractive and comfortable. If you don’t believe us, check the images below.

Coming as a 25th anniversary celebration we can see Nike Sportswear release the “Be True To Your Street” pack. In this collection three colorways are made available in the Dunk High series and all three feature a leather and suede upper with a gum midsole. As for the color choices you can choose between black, red or blue. This pack is currently available at select retailers and you can check out some more shots below.

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It looks like Nike Sportswear is taking advantage of their new partnership with the FFF. Together, they’ve made an excellent collection of clothing and even footwear. In the collection you can get a brief look at some official jerseys, t-shirts, destroyer jacket, M-65 jacket, and footwear. A very elegant, classy, and overall stylish look. Look for the line to start releasing on February 5th at Nike Stadium Paris.

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