The Nike Sportswear LOTC Pack is a women’s exclusive release that celebrates the 2016 Olympic Games as well as the past cities the event was held at.
This five pair collection includes the Nike Air Presto, Nike Air Force 1 Low, Nike Cortez, Nike Tennis Classic and the Nike Air Max BW.
The Nike Sportswear LOTC Womens Pack will release on August 26th, 2016 at select Nike Sportswear retailers. Retail prices range from $120 to $140. Check out more images of each retro model below.
Nike WMNS Air Presto LOTC Rio
Colorway: Metallic Silver/Black-White
Release Date: August 26, 2016
Retail: $120
Product Number: 878069-001
It’s not every summer that the best in sport come together on the global stage. When they do, the memories and historic moments are plenty. Celebrating the such memorable moments is the new women’s Air Presto, featuring a never-before-used anodized upper.
Nike WMNS Cortez Ultra LOTC Los Angeles
Colorway: Mystic Green/Black
Release Date: August 26, 2016
Retail: $120
Product Number: 872783-300
The summer of 1984 was memorable for countless reasons. Not only was it yet another summer of global competition, it was also the first time a women’s marathon was held at the global level.
Nike WMNS Air Max BW Ultra LOTC London
Colorway: Hyper Blue/Black
Release Date: August 26, 2016
Retail: $140
Product Number: 847076-400
The summer of 2000 celebrated the city of London like never before. A number of elite runners also secured history-making accomplishments on the world’s stage.
Nike WMNS Air Force 1 Upstep LOTC London
Colorway: Blur/Blur-Black
Release Date: August 26, 2016
Retail: $130
Product Number: 874141-900
2008 was a summer to remember for women’s basketball. Competing on the global stage, it was that summer when the women’s national squad became the most decorated team in history.
Nike WMNS Tennis Classic Ultra LOTC Paris
Colorway: Metallic Rose Gold/Metallic Silver
Release Date: August 26, 2016
Retail: $120
Product Number: 860589-600
The city of Paris has been the setting for plenty of legendary sport moments. Few have proven more historic than the summer of 1900 when women were allowed to compete for the first time.
