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Nike Plakaty : Kultowa Kolekcja Sportowej Sztuki
Nike w pigułce
- Brand marks
- Nike Swoosh, Just Do It, vintage 1964 logos
- Sneaker icons
- Air Jordan IV, KAWS x Air, Cortez, Air Max heritage
- Collabs and athletes
- Nike x Stussy, Off-White, Kobe, Kendrick Lamar
- Designs
- 44 Nike posters
- Museum-grade 200gsm matte, A4 to A1, framed or unframed
- Frames
- Black, chrome white, or unframed
- Offer
- Buy 2 Get 1 Free across the full range
- Ships to
- Europe and the US, in EUR, USD or GBP
Every era of the Swoosh, on your wall
The Swoosh and Just Do It1971-present
Original Swoosh
Just Do It
Crazy Dream
Respect the Legacy
So Bad I'm Good
Heritage 1964: the Blue Ribbon roots1964
Vintage 1964 Blue
Vintage 1964 Orange
Vintage 1964 Pink
Air Jordan and sneaker grails1985-present
Air Jordan IV
KAWS x Air Jordan
KAWS x Air
Sneaker Icon
Sneaker Box
The Cortez, Kendrick and colourway art1972-present
Cortez Kenny
Compton Portrait
Colorful Sneakers
Blur Waves
The hardwood and the collabs1987-present
Basketball
Invent the Future
Kobe
Nike x Stussy
Off-White Logo
The Swoosh and Just Do It1971-present
- Original Swoosh The single-stroke mark Carolyn Davidson drew for 35 dollars in 1971.
- Just Do It The 1988 Wieden and Kennedy slogan that reframed the whole brand.
- Crazy Dream Echoes the 2018 'Dream Crazy' campaign and its dare to dream bigger.
- Respect the Legacy A proud tribute to decades of Swoosh heritage.
- So Bad I'm Good A cheeky slogan piece in classic Nike attitude.
Heritage 1964: the Blue Ribbon roots1964
- Vintage 1964 Blue A cool retro nod to the year Blue Ribbon Sports was founded.
- Vintage 1964 Orange The warm colourway of the founding-year heritage trio.
- Vintage 1964 Pink A soft-toned print rounding out the 1964 set.
Air Jordan and sneaker grails1985-present
- Air Jordan IV Tinker Hatfield's 1989 icon, the first Air Jordan released worldwide.
- KAWS x Air Jordan The 2017 grey-suede art collab launched at the Brooklyn Museum.
- KAWS x Air The companion KAWS figure print for the collab wall.
- Sneaker Icon A clean study of the Jordan silhouette that built sneaker culture.
- Sneaker Box The unboxing moment every collector knows, as wall art.
The Cortez, Kendrick and colourway art1972-present
- Cortez Kenny The 1972 Cortez reworked in Kendrick Lamar's Compton red.
- Compton Portrait A striking portrait tying rap culture to the Nike Cortez.
- Colorful Sneakers A vivid, pop-bright sneaker study for a lively wall.
- Blur Waves Motion turned to pigment in the art-forward Blur series.
The hardwood and the collabs1987-present
- Basketball Court-side energy rooted in Nike Air heritage.
- Invent the Future An aspirational hoops piece in the Just Do It spirit.
- Kobe A tribute to Kobe Bryant, who joined Nike on a 2003 deal.
- Nike x Stussy The streetwear collab that bridged sport and skate style.
- Off-White Logo Virgil Abloh's deconstructed take from the 2017 'The Ten'.
Wyzwól swoją pasję z legendarnymi projektami Nike
Zanurz się w świat Nike z naszą ekskluzywną Plakat kolekcją w Posters Base! Każdy kawałek łapie ducha innowacji i dynamiki marki, pokazując jej ikoniczne projekty i sportowe dziedzictwo. Z inspirującymi obrazami, które celebrują doskonałość, wydajność i styl życia Nike, widziane przez współprace takie jak Kendrick Lamar x Nike, te plakaty dodają motywacji i inspiracji Twojej przestrzeni. Dostępne w różnych formatach, idealne zarówno dla fanów sportu, jak i miłośników designu.
Dlaczego warto wybrać nasze Plakaty Nike?
- Ikoniczne projekty: Zainspirowane legendarnym stylem Nike i współpracami.
- Najwyższa jakość: Żywe wydruki na papierze muzealnej klasy dla trwałego efektu.
- Idealne dla fanów: Podkręć swoją przestrzeń sportową sztuką.
- Szybka i darmowa dostawa: Dostarczamy w 48 godzin, darmowo przy zamówieniach powyżej 50 €!
- Różnorodność formatów: Pasują do każdego pokoju z dynamicznymi, wszechstronnymi projektami.
Kupuj plakaty Nike w Posters Base i wprowadź energię Nike na swoje ściany. Sprawdź naszą Street Collection lub zobacz nasze Stussy Plakaty.
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Warto wiedzieć o Nike
- The Nike Swoosh was drawn in 1971 by Portland State graphic-design student Carolyn Davidson, who billed 17.5 hours of work for a total of 35 dollars.
- Phil Knight's first reaction to the Swoosh was famously lukewarm: 'I don't love it, but it will grow on me.' Nike later thanked Davidson with company stock and a gold Swoosh ring.
- Blue Ribbon Sports, Nike's original name, was founded on 25 January 1964 by track coach Bill Bowerman and runner Phil Knight to import Onitsuka Tiger shoes from Japan.
- The company split from Onitsuka in 1971 and renamed itself Nike, after the Greek goddess of victory.
- The Nike Cortez, released in 1972, was the brand's first in-house running shoe and was designed by Bill Bowerman; it was originally called the 'Mexico' before a naming dispute with Adidas.
- The slogan 'Just Do It' was created in 1988 by Dan Wieden of the Portland agency Wieden and Kennedy to unify Nike's first major television campaign.
- In the decade after Just Do It launched, Nike's sales climbed from roughly 877 million dollars to 9.2 billion dollars.
- The Air Jordan 1, designed by Peter Moore and launched in 1985, was flagged by the NBA for breaking its uniform policy; Nike turned the ban into a campaign and the line did around 55 million dollars in first-year sales.
- The Air Jordan IV, designed by Tinker Hatfield, debuted at the 1989 NBA All-Star Game as the first Air Jordan released worldwide, carrying the Jumpman logo.
- In 2017 KAWS reworked the Air Jordan 4 in grey suede with a glow-in-the-dark sole and an 'XX' heel tab, launching it at the Brooklyn Museum in New York.
- Tinker Hatfield exposed Nike's Air unit on the 1987 Air Max 1, inspired by the see-through architecture of the Pompidou Centre in Paris; Nike Air cushioning dated back to the 1978 Tailwind.
- Nike's 2018 'Dream Crazy' film, narrated by Colin Kaepernick, marked 30 years of Just Do It with the line: don't ask if your dreams are crazy, ask if you're crazy enough.
- Kobe Bryant signed a four-year, 40 million dollar deal with Nike in June 2003, and the Nike Zoom Kobe 1 followed in 2006.