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Learn about how Phil Knight and Bill Bowerman founded Nike in 1964. Originally called Blue Ribbon Sports, the company started by selling Japanese running shoes out of a car trunk!

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Explore how Nike's revolutionary Air technology has changed over the years, from its debut in the Nike Air Tailwind in 1978 to today's advanced designs.

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The Birth of Nike Air | A History of Nike Tailwind

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Discover how Nike is working towards sustainability with their 'Move to Zero' initiative, aiming to reduce carbon emissions and waste in their production process.

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We're committed to a better tomorrow for all athletes. Move to Zero is our journey toward zero carbon and waste to help protect the future of sport.

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Did you know Nike's famous slogan was inspired by a convicted murderer's last words? Learn about the surprising origin and impact of this iconic phrase.

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Nike and Michael Jordan: A Legendary Partnership

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Nike and Michael Jordan: A Legendary Partnership

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Explore how Nike's collaboration with basketball legend Michael Jordan revolutionized sports marketing and created the Air Jordan brand.

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From innovative cleats to sponsoring top teams and players, learn how Nike has become a dominant force in the world's most popular sport.

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From Sketch to Shoe: Nike's Design Process

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From Sketch to Shoe: Nike's Design Process

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Take a behind-the-scenes look at how Nike designers turn ideas into cutting-edge athletic footwear and apparel.

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How To Be A Sneaker Designer For Nike and Jordan Brand | Jobs Unlisted

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Did you know that Nike doesn't own factories? Learn about how Nike works with manufacturing partners around the world to produce their products.

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The Science of Nike: Materials and Technology

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The Science of Nike: Materials and Technology

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Explore the innovative materials and technologies Nike uses in their products, from Flyknit to Dri-FIT fabrics.

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Did you know? The "Sunburst" symbol was created in the 1970s as a circular option
where asymmetry of the Swoosh logo didn't work. Since then, in the same nature of our
circular design philosophy, we've repurposed the logo. Today, when you see this logo, you
see one small step in our journey to Move to Zero.

Get the latest Nike Sustainability news and discover new ways we can help protect the
future of sport together.

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By reusing existing plastics, yarns, and textiles, we significantly reduce our emissions on our journey to zero carbon and zero waste. Learn more about our sustainable innovations.

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From movies to music videos, discover how Nike has become a staple in popular culture and fashion beyond just sports.

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Learn about Nike's efforts to promote equality and inclusion through their campaigns and community initiatives.

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Explore how the Nike Foundation works to empower adolescent girls around the world through education and economic opportunities.

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"It is important to involve young people as they understand their problems like no one else and have ideas for how to solve them. - Shweta, 19-year-old TEGA, India They are curious and confident and capable of doing anything."

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"It is important to involve young people as they understand their problems like no one else and have ideas for how to solve them. - Shweta, 19-year-old TEGA, India They are curious and confident and capable of doing anything."