Nike Unveils 2024 Olympic Uniforms, Sparking Controversy

Iconic Athletic Apparel Brand Draws Criticism for Track and Field Kits

Paris Unveiling Draws Mixed Reactions

Nike, the iconic athletic apparel brand, has once again come under fire after unveiling the track and field uniforms for the 2024 Olympics. The kits, which were unveiled in Paris on Thursday, have sparked controversy among fans and critics alike.

Navy, Blue, and Denim for Opening Ceremony

The uniforms for the Opening Ceremony feature a navy blue jacket, light blue striped dress shirt, blue-washed jeans, and beige suede shoes. The track and field kits include similar design elements, with navy blue and light blue dominating the color scheme.

Controversy Over Design and Fit

Critics have argued that the uniforms are uninspired and lack the iconic look of previous Nike Olympic kits. Some have also raised concerns about the fit and functionality of the uniforms, particularly the denim jeans included in the Opening Ceremony outfits.

Nike has defended the uniforms, stating that they are designed to be comfortable, stylish, and reflective of the host country's culture. However, the controversy surrounding the kits is likely to continue as the Olympics draw closer.