Nike Tech Fleece: tradition and technology come together in a unique collection
by Adriano Batista
Introducing Nike Tech Fleece, the latest innovation designed to blend comfort and style seamlessly for athletes. This collection pays homage to a garment that has become essential for sports enthusiasts over the past decade. By expertly combining tradition and technology, the line offers lighter and warmer garments with an even softer touch, made from 55% recycled materials.
The outcome is a high-performance material that respects the legacy and craftsmanship of this timeless product, available in mineral-inspired colors, and presenting a versatile silhouette suitable for both elegant and casual wear.
The aim is ultimate comfort tailored to the next generation, crafted by and for athletes. “Listening to the athlete’s voice is a core value of ours, applicable to both lifestyle and competitive products. Whether it’s runners, tennis players, footballers, basketball stars, or dancers, the consensus is clear: athletes turn to Tech Fleece when seeking comfort without compromising style,” says Luke Hammer, Senior Apparel Designer at Nike.
In this context, Norwegian forward Erling Haaland also seeks this comfort on and off the field. “It’s no secret that I love head-to-toe looks, and the new Tech Fleece delivers just that. Whether on the streets of Manchester or simply unwinding at home, it’s something I can confidently pull from my wardrobe and wear comfortably, no matter the occasion.”
The Nike Tech Fleece Fall 2023 collection is now available for purchase at nike.com and select retail stores.
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