Vintage Nike

Tees and caps make up most of this one, with sweatshirts, track jackets, the odd ACG piece and a handful of team jerseys alongside them. Every piece is handpicked on its own, so what's here this week won't be what was here last.

Nike's the label people ask us for most, and it's also the one where sizing trips buyers up. A Nike tee from the 90s is cut shorter in the body and narrower through the shoulder than a current one with the same letter on the tag, while the track tops and jerseys go the other way and sit loose. Every listing gives the measurements taken flat, the size printed on the tag and the size we'd recommend wearing it at. Go by the measurements. They're the most accurate guide to how a piece will fit.

If you're shopping by shape rather than by label, our vintage t-shirts and vintage jackets are the place to start. For more sportswear, try vintage Adidas, vintage Champion for team jerseys, vintage Trench for licensed hockey and gridiron tees, or vintage Salem Sportswear for big printed graphics.

Common questions

How does vintage Nike fit compared to a modern piece?
Older Nike tees and sweatshirts generally run shorter and narrower than what you'd buy today, while track tops and jerseys run looser. Check the flat measurements on the listing before you order, since they're the most accurate guide. We give a recommended size too if you want a second opinion.

What's ACG?
ACG is Nike's outdoor line, built for hiking and cold weather rather than sport. The pieces are heavier than the mainline sportswear, usually with technical fabrics and bigger pockets, and they reach us far less often.

Will you get the same piece again?
No. Every item's sourced on its own and sold once, which is why this collection moves so quickly. If something's here in your size, that's your one shot at it.