70's Grey Pullover Hoodie

Nike's 1970s apparel sits as the rarest era in the maker's entire merchandise archive — the brand's earliest decade, before the Air program, the Jordan era, or any of the sub-brands that defined its global footprint. The Beaverton-based company only shifted to its current name in 1971 (from Blue Ribbon Sports), and surviving 1970s pieces represent the first full apparel window after the rebrand. On this grey cotton body the simplest construction language of the era runs through — pullover silhouette, kangaroo pocket, drawstring hood — with the Nike graphic laid across the front panel in the maker's earliest typographic vocabulary. US-made, inside the primary first-decade production run. Original 1970s Nike apparel in surviving wearable form commands significant collector weight — the pieces represent the brand's absolute origin era, outside any of the signature programs that followed.