The Nike Sportswear Air Magma returns for Holiday 2009 in two colorways. The outdoor shoe comes in brown and in navy suede and features neon yellow and respectively neon green laces in contrast to the otherwise pretty classic uppers. The shoes are now available for pre-order from mischief.

More detailed images of the Nike Sportswear Holiday 2009 Air Magma follow after the jump.

Nike Sportswear presents their 2009 Destroyers Pack. This year the pack consists of two Dunk High’s and an Air Force 1 Mid. Each sneaker comes with a matching New Era cap. The pack will be released at 21 Mercer in New York today.

More detailed images of the Nike Sportswear Destroyer Pack 2009 follow after the jump.

After previously releasing the t-shirt, the “Noise” graphic returns on a raglan t-shirt. With the raglan tee the Nike Sportswear and fragment Design collaboration this seson continues. Look out for a release soon. Via HF.

In September, the NSW Collection presents the new “M51 Parka”. Once again Nike looks for inspiration in the past and adds a good potion of innovation to it.

The NSW M51 Parka The M51 Parka draws inspiration from the all-weather military silhouette with an innovative Nike twist. Linerless 2L Storm Fit keeps the M51 light and capable no matter the mission, while laser cut pocket detailing and laser cut perforated pit vents make the M51 a Parka unlike any other. NSW tonal branding adorns the M51 to let all know where you stand.

The M51 Parka receives a re-up on innovation while remaining identifiably true to form. Linerless 2L Storm-FIT replaces the heavy cotton canvas of the original. Laser-cut pocket detailing and laser-cut perforated pit vents keep the M51 light and capable no matter your mission. Inspired by the original, the M51 fishtail features waterproof zips, offering modularity that every Playmaker needs, in any environment.

Coming in three colorways, the Nike Sportswear M51 Parka will be released in permium boutiques next month.

Detailed images of the jacket follow after the jump.

NSW’s latest technical pack is built from a nearly seamless series of laser cut, waterproof panels. Additional features include waterproof zippers, breathable membranes, and a host of internal pockets guaranteed to help keep your necessities dry in uncertain times. The Cheyenne 2000 Backpack is now available at NOS Osaka.

Have a look under the hood of the Nike Sportswear Cheyenne 2000 Backpack after the hurdle.

Forged through a shared passion for innovation, meticulous craftsmanship, and authentic, high-quality fleece, the partnership between Nike Sportswear’s NSW Collection and Japan’s Loopwheeler continues with a series of products in premium loopback French terry fleece.

The fleece used for all NSW Loopwheeler products—is knitted on the brand’s rotating looms through a process that holds its heritage as close as Nike holds its own. The yarn on the loopwheel never comes under tension, resulting in a relaxed fabric that is supremely soft. Under the watchful eye of Loopwheeler’s craftsmen, a mere handful of Loopwheeler fleece garments can be made from the material produced each day. After the fleece is hand-cut and flat-lock stitched to insure comfort and durability, the results are nearly impossible to match.

The Fall 2009 NSW Loopwheeler collection draws inspiration from the concept of rivalry—an element inherent in sport. Each NSW collection Loopwheeler garment comes in classic sport colorways and is adorned with a crest highlighting either the Loopwheeler Bears of Japan or the Nike Sportswear Beavers of Beaverton. Adding to the iconography, Loopwheeler founder Satoshi Suzuki and the Nike Sportswear design team also chose numbers to express ideals close to each team. The number 10 was given to the Beaverton Beavers to represent the playmaker, a creative force that defines something new for the future. The number 24 adorns the Loopwheeler crest and represents the number of revolutions per minute that one loopwheel machine can complete.

The Nike Sportswear Fall/Holiday 2009 Loopwheeler Collection consists of hoodies, crewneck sweaters, varsity jackets, pants, as well as t-shirts.

Take a detailed look at the collection after the jump.

During the opening of Stages 09 exhibition in Paris, LaMJC had a chance to interview most of the artists. In the second chapter (the first was with KAWS,) Brooklyn Painter, José Parla chats about his work for the show and more. Enjoy!

Next in line after Kaws and Dzine, Tom Sachs has been interviewed about his participation in the Stages 09 exhibition, organized by Nike Sportswear and Lance Armstrong’s Livestrong foundation. Enjoy!

In 7 days, INSA ran the city of east London, painting 35 pieces on the route of Charlie Dark’s map for Nike Sportswear’s IAM1 Journey project. On July 16th, Nike Sportswear played host to INSA’s major London solo show “Looking For Love In All The Wrong Places,” where each of the 35 hand painted pieces were on display. The show also featured a 6 ft x 6 ft chrome inverted heart as the centerpiece, a huge pair of legs wearing Air Max 1 heels as the entrance to the show, a painted courtyard, limited edition screen prints (in both pink and mirror editions) and a super rare INSA x Nike t-shirt. People interested in buying prints/pieces from the show can email: sales@protein.co.uk or phone direct on +44 (0) 20 7613 3021.

For those in the area, the show is still on for the remainder of the weekend (until July 26) at London’s NSW 1948 pop-up shop.

Nike Sportswear 1948
Arches 477-478
Batman’s Row
Shoreditch, London

Many photos of the INSA x Nike Sportswear “Looking For Love” Exhibition follow after the jump.

Dutch artist Parra has worked again with Nike, this time with Nike Sportswear Japan, on the decoration of the Future Laforet department store in Harajuku, Tokyo. Several graphics of the artist are on display outside the store, showcasing the upcoming Nike Sportswear Aero Flight Hi and Aerofit Hi.

Check out the artwork in action after the jump.