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- Nike ACG
- Nike ACG "Orb Weaver" UV Repel Short-Sleeve Shirt Black/ Anthracite/ Summit White
-10 %
Sustainable
£80.99VAT incl
Not subject to import duty
£89.95−10 %
2 Color Options
Returns possible until January 15.
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Nike ACG
Ever wondered what the acronym ACG stands for? All Conditions Gear is the answer, and it says that this line from Nike is ready for any condition. The first Nike ACG products hit the market in 1989. The ACG brand made a name for itself with its unobtrusive presentation and quality without unnecessary embellishments - Nike was confident that ACG products would speak for themselves. And indeed they did. Thanks to their long history, the indestructible sneakers, apparel and accessories have been loved by thousands of people around the world. Will you join them?
Materials
Technology
Nike Repel: The technology provides protection against light rain and moisture thanks to the water-repellent treatment of the fabric. It maintains breathability and comfort, making it ideal for changeable weather and everyday wear.
Composition
100% Nylon: is known for its simple maintenance and high resistance, it is a relatively hard material.
Material
Water repellent
Care instructions
Washable in a washing machine 30º
Wash with the same colored laundry
Do not use bleach
Don't clean chemically
Iron to lowest setting
Dry in a tumble dryer to a slight degree
Details
Model height: 184 cm, 187 cm
Wears size: M
Neckline: Collar
Hood: Without hood
Pockets: Front pocket, Kapsa na suchý zip
Lower hem: Loose
Cuff : Regular
Details: Embroidery on the front, Embroidery with a logo
Reference: HJ2883-010
The eco-friendly label
is used for products that are made using more environmently-friendly proceses which uses less water, energy and chemicals. Products with international certifications such as bluesign®, the 100 standard by OEKO-TEX® and MADE IN GREEN by OEKO-TEX® are placed under this label.
75% Recycled
Products with this label are made mostly of recycled materials mostly made from old waste such as plastic bottles and clothes. These products has smaller environmental footprint thanks to processing more waste materials than virgin materials.
Interested in how we assess sustainability at Footshop and what we’re doing about it? See our sustainability page.
Blue Ribbon Sports was the original name of the company we know today as Nike. The athletic footwear and apparel brand was renamed Nike in 1971, when it also introduced its famous logo, the Swoosh. The logo was designed by Carolyn Davidson, a student at the University of Portland, who was paid just two dollars an hour for her work (which would be about seven times that amount today).
Nike is best known for its innovative Air technology, which includes an air bubble in the sole. The first Nike models with this feature appeared on the market in 1987 under the name Nike Air Max 1. Their creator was Tinker Hatfield, who became an icon of sneaker culture. Today, Nike offers a wide selection of shoes with Air Max technology to ensure comfort and style.
Nike shoes today are a versatile choice for a variety of occasions and interests. Whether you're into sports, culture or fashion design, you'll find the right model for you among them. Nike clothing and shoes are not just sports, lifestyle or fashion, they are an expression of your personality and lifestyle. Nike is a brand that has become an icon and a symbol of quality, innovation and style in its half century of existence. Nike is a brand that is loved by millions of people around the world.
Producer
Name: Nike European Op Netherlands B.V.
Address: Nike Retail B.V. Zweigniederlassung Deutschland, Warschauer Straße 70A, 10243 Berlin
Contact:
| Carrier | Price | Delivery days |
|---|---|---|
| DHL Economy | from 8 £ | From Thursday 18.12.2025 |
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