50 Years of Swoosh

Here's a little history lesson in sport: June 18, 1971. The Swoosh's date of first use gives a celebratory look that mixes history with fashion. Lace up for A+ style.

Celebrate the Swoosh

Removable Swoosh aglet with diamond adorns the laces while original Swoosh design from 1971 is embroidered on the side.

Iconic Swoosh Comfort

The padded, mid-height collar and flexible outsole deliver time-tested comfort you won't want to take off.

More Benefits

• Suede details on the upper add heritage style while the stitched overlays and exposed needlework adds to the throwback look.
• Vulcanized construction fuses the outsole to the midsole for a streamlined look you can wear anywhere.
• Solid-rubber outsole with herringbone pattern adds traction and durability with a vintage look.
• Mid-height, padded collar adds support and comfort.

Product Details

• Extra set of laces
• Throwback tongue label with original "Nike" script
• Embroidered details
• Shown: Deep Royal Blue/Orange/University Gold/White
• Style: DC3433-400

Blazer Origins

Originally introduced in 1972 as a basketball shoe, the Blazer has since transformed into a modern staple for skaters and sneakerheads alike. Maturing from a simple canvas high top to a leather mid top and casual low top, this shoe just gets better with age.

Swoosh Origin

In 1971 the legend of the Swoosh was born when it was stitched to a pair of soccer boots. The Swoosh draws inspiration from the Greek Goddess Nike. Embodying the spirit of sport and its power to unify, the Swoosh symbolizes progress from the tracks to the fields to the streets.