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Nike Women's Court Ace Advantage Dri-FIT Tennis Shorts

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Nike Women's Court Ace Advantage Dri-FIT Tennis Shorts

$75.00

NIKE · Black

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The piece

  • Size & Fit Standard fit is athletic and relaxed Made from Sustainable Materials This product is made with at least 75% recycled materials to turn a serious problem into serious performance.
  • Body/Gusset lining: 100% polyester.
  • Tight/Panels lining: 78-79% Polyester and 21-22% Spandex.
  • Elastic: 86% Polyester and 14% Spandex.
  • Product Features Woven fabric feels lightweight and breathable Built-in compression shorts with curved outer hem deliver additional coverage Nike Dri-FIT technology wicks sweat

MPN FZ6723

Nike

Phil Knight and Bill Bowerman started Blue Ribbon Sports in 1964 and renamed it Nike in 1971, after the Greek goddess of victory. It is great at turning sport into myth: a waffle-iron midsole poured in a kitchen, then Air, then a logo that reads as civic furniture. The Cortez and Air Force 1 became neighborhood shoes; Jordan made a basketball silhouette a cultural object. Fun fact: student Carolyn Davidson drew the swoosh for $35; Knight later gave her stock.