The Nike N7 collection is back with another installment celebrating athletes everywhere and paying homage to the Native American and Aboriginal culture.
Using designs elements that incorporate the great outdoors, the summer 2014 N7 collection features a full range of products for men and women that help achieve greatness both on and off the playing field. Coming complete with shirts, shorts, printed capris, and three specially designed sneakers, the N7 Nike Free 5.0, N7 Free Forward Moc 2, and the N7 Hyperfuse, the Summer 2014 collection has a little something for every athlete.
Nike brought in some N7 ambassadors to rep the collection including: Spencer O’Brien, Canadian team snowboarder and Kwakwaka’wakw First Nations ambassador; Jacoby Ellsbury, New York Yankees center fielder and Colorado River ambassador; Veronica Lind, Dallas Cowboys cheerleader and Navajo ambassador; Jeremy Thompson, Iroquois Nationals lacrosse player and Iroquois Confederacy ambassador; and Tahnee Robinson, Women’s International Basketball player and North Cheyenne ambassador.
For those unfamiliar with the N7 collection, it's meant to be a reflection of Native American and Aboriginal culture with all pieces featuring a black, white and turquoise, a color symbolic of friendship in Native cultures. Another positive of from the N7 collection is that a portion of the proceeds from sales go towards funding youth sports programs, and since it's debut back in 2009, the N7 Fund has raised for than $3 million for Native American Aboriginal youth sport programs.
The Nike N7 Summer 2014 Collection will be available beginning May 17 at Nike.com and select Foot Locker locations.
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