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Nike Air Force 1 '07
S$ 129.9S$ 219|-41%More than a monthShow details
Nike Pegasus Turbo
S$ 139.9S$ 235|-40%More than a monthShow details
Nike Apex
S$ 19.9S$ 39|-49%More than a monthShow details
Jordan Essentials
S$ 49.9S$ 65|-23%More than a monthShow details
Nike SB
S$ 39.9S$ 59|-32%More than a monthShow details
Nike Blazer Low '77
S$ 99.9S$ 129|-23%More than a monthShow details
Nike Air Dunk Jumbo
S$ 169.9S$ 209|-19%More than a monthShow details
Nike Air More Uptempo '96
S$ 219.9S$ 269|-18%More than a monthShow details
Nike ACG 'Wolf Tree'
S$ 139.9S$ 175|-20%More than a monthShow details
Nike Sportswear Chill Knit
S$ 59.9S$ 75|-20%More than a monthShow details
Nike Life
S$ 109.9S$ 139|-21%More than a monthShow details
Nike Sportswear Everything Wovens
S$ 89.9S$ 115|-22%More than a monthShow details
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Nike Singapore offers footwear, sportswear and accessories for your sporting needs. From running, football, golf to yoga, maximize your performance with the right wear.
There are more than 20 Nike stores in Singapore. For the best deals, head on to the Nike Factory Store at Westcoast Plaza!
Download the Nike Training + App on iOS or Android and get access to over 100 workouts and stay inspired with your friends.
Nike was originally named Blue Ribbon Sports and was founded in 1964 and initially operated as a distributor for Japanese shoe maker Onitsuka Tiger (now known as ASICS). It officially become Nike Inc. in 1971.
The first Nike shoes were made with a waffle iron. Creater Bill Bowerman was inspired during breakfast and thought that a grooved pattern on the sole of trainers would help athletes grip running tracks.
The world's largest Nike Store sits on London's Oxford Street.