Nike'S Multi-Function Outdoor Series ACG Is About To Return.

Recently, Nike officially issued a statement that its multi-functional outdoor series Nike ACG is about to return.

The ACG series, named All Conditions Gear, was first launched in 90s, and has been focused on creating all-weather equipment, supplemented by popular fashion elements.

In fact, there are scattered AG products in the market. As for the word "return", the most important thing is that the Nike has also created a new Logo for the series.

It is reported that the official new ACG series will be released in December 18th.

Nike ACG is a professional outdoor product line of Nike. The full name of Nike ACG series is All Conditions Gear (all-weather equipment).

The characteristics of the Nike ACG series are that they can wear a layer of "onion style" wearing on the basis of weather conditions and the intensity of sports.

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The inside is numbered "1, 2, 3" to indicate the wearing order, and according to the usage habit, the first sign of "Chinese" clothing function is marked. The old manual is removed from the past. It is easy to understand the functions of each part of the dress. For example, the key zip can be placed in the key, and the glasses can be placed in glasses.

Nike ACG

In addition to emphasizing the wear resistance and grip of shoe soles in order to cope with all kinds of terrain changes, the lighter weight of shoes should be emphasized to avoid the burden of feet.

Nike ACG PU has a special PU coating upper design, which has the function of preventing water splashing, and is able to cope with the rainy climate change in outdoor sports.

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A few days ago, NIKE announced that it would add 3700 jobs to its headquarters and expand its headquarters area by about 120 thousand square meters to build two buildings, two large parking lots and 2000 office space.

I wonder if such a decision is because the recent designers' job hopping crisis brings a sense of crisis to the brand, but it seems that NIKE will also have a series of actions. After all, new posts and building buildings are all closely related to the development of brand business.

In September this year, Denis Dekovic, Marc Dolce and Mark Miner three NIKE former senior footwear designers turned to Adidas news, which once attracted widespread attention in the trend.

Yesterday, the latest developments were made. NIKE filed a lawsuit against the three designers, accusing them of stealing corporate secrets and giving them to German competitors.

In the indictment submitted to the Oregon court, NIKE claims damages of at least $10 million to three people.

They said that the three designers started contacting Adidas before they quit, which violated the non competition law signed by them.

The Broolyn creative design center, which was prepared by the three people under Adidas, was also accused of copying his own "Innovation Kitchen" by NIKE, which was originally planned to operate in 2015.

Other allegations brought by NIKE include three designers who copy special documents from the company's computers, all of which are designed by NIKE for sponsorship players and have yet to issue sneakers.

At the same time, NIKE also mentioned that Adidas did not know that the three designers had signed a non competition law agreement, which essentially directed the competitor.

Under the agreement, NIKE expressly prohibited designers from having any contact and contact with Adidas during their work and one year after their departure.

For this matter, the adidas representative said he was only interested in attracting senior talents and had no interest in his past work. NIKE spokesman declined to comment further on the case, and said the company would "actively" protect intellectual property and business information.