Nike Sportswear recently released a great new commerical featuring an innovative t-shirt gun. Mixing humour and CGI, St. Louis Rams running back Steven Jackson witnesses Nike snowboarders Matt Ladley and Travor Jacob testing it out first hand. And they’re actually selling it. Promising to be better than any gun you’ll find in a stadium or arena, each T-Shirt Gun is numbered and engraved with the signature of a Nike athlete. Priced at $1500 and now available (but already sold out!) at Nike.

Check out the Nike Sportswear T-Shirt Gun commerical after the jump!

Inspired by the Brazilian state of Pernambuco, the latest Air Max 1 Premium from Nike Sportswear stays true to their motto of remixing and recreating classic product. The shoe features a number of NSW twists including a 2nd set of laces, clear soles, a mesh toe box and a suede heel. The phrase “Esta Manis No Mesmo Lugar” is also emblazoned on the sneaker which means “one step ahead and you are no longer in the same place.” This Quickstrike release is now in stock at Nike Sportswear’s 21 Mercer Flagship, while retailers such as Concepts are set for a Saturday, July 11th release.

More images of the Nike Sportswear Air Max 1 Premium “Pernambuco” after the jump.

The Nike x Livestrong project just keeps getting better and better. As the latest extension to the campaign, Nike has created custom bike seats that match up with each shoe in the Stages collection. As many of you know, Mr Cartoons’ Livestrong AF1 was released, and subsequently sold out, across the country this past weekend. As such, the first saddle to be revealed is laser engraved with Mister Cartoon’s “LA” icon and some of his signature swirls. Although Brooks Saddles were used for the visual presentation, the saddle itself is not part of the Livestrong collection and is not a collaboration with Brooks. Unfortunately these saddles won’t be produced. Stay tuned for a look at more saddles by the likes of Futura and Busy P.

More images of the Nike Sportswear Livestrong Custom Bike Saddle by Mr. Cartoon follow after the jump.

The new Air Maxim 1 from Nike Sportswear is one of our favorite reworked classics. Although the sneaker looks very similar to the OG Air Max 1, it features an infusion of modern Nike technology, including a Flywire-laced upper, Phylon midsole and Transpan toebox. The brand has released two videos showcasing the design process behind the revolutionary sneaker.

If you’re interested, make sure to check out both Nike Sportswear Air Maxim 1 Videos – one above and one after the leap.

In an interesting project Berlin based jewelry designer Sabrina Dehoff gets together with Nike to work on a series of sneaker jewelry. We have to admit, when we first heard about it, we thought about some new lace-locks and maybe some lace jewelry and were not very excited. When we saw the results of the collection though, everything changed. Dehoff being a high fashion designer, has a completely new perspective on the subject matter and created something very innovative for both men and women. Styled around the Nike Air Max 1 she embraced different parts of the sneaker and added her own touch with her jewelry.

We had the chance to talk to her about this unique collaboration and of course we have lots of images to show you from the collection.

Read the feature here.

After showing you the Dunk His from the Nike Sportswear Fall 2009 Collection, we now have a look at the Dunk Hi Skinny offerings. Applying a gingham checkered pattern to the slimmed down basketball sneaker, Nike produced two clean colorways of this modern classic hightop – red and white or blue and white.

Have a detailed look at the Nike Sportswear Fall 2009 Dunk Hi Skinny Checker after the jump.

The Air Force 1 has received a lot of attention from Nike Sportswear for Fall 2009. Applying new materials, graphics and other highlights to the ubiquitous basketball sneaker, Nike is set to release a wide array of both head turning and more simple styles. As a shoe that crosses many cultural boundaries, the Fall 2009 Air Force 1 Collection offers a diverse selection for every type of fan.

Have a look at the complete line-up of Nike Sportswear Fall 2009 Air Force 1s after the jump.

The Nike Sportswear Fall 2009 Air Max 90 stays true to its roots with clean colorways and comfortable materials. The running classic has seen numerous iterations over the years, yet Nike continues to find ways to keep us interested. For Fall 2009 the Air Max 90 comes in both colorful and subdued makeup, ensuring something for all fans of the style.

Take a look at the full Nike Sportswear Fall 2009 Air Max 90 line-up after the jump.

We get a detailed look at the Nike Sportswear Fall 2009 Cortez. The classic sneaker has made a solid comeback in recent months, especially after releasing the updated Cortez Flymotion. For Fall 2009 the Cortez comes in nylon versions, Flymotion versions, as well all classic leather looks.

Take a look at the complete Nike Sportswear Fall 2009 Cortez line-up after the jump.

Nike Sportswear has been steadily progressed since its inception in 2008 and every season the collection is getting better. The footwear is looking good, but much more impressive is the new found emphasis on the apparel section of the collection. Innovative materials, design and aesthetic meet all together in the collection, offering a strong and full collection. For Fall 2009 Nike Sportswear introduces some fantastic jackets, including varsity jackets, fishtail technical jackets, as well as new versions of their already popular taped M-65 jacket.

We picked out our personal favorites from the upcoming collection. Many more images of the Nike Sportswear Fall 2009 Apparel Collection follow after the jump.