Wow! This Nike Swoosh collection is reduced for Black Friday
This Nike Swoosh collection is all on offer for Black Friday, with great savings to be made
With Black Friday fast approaching, this Nike Swoosh collection of clothes has been reduced on JD Sports.
There are lots of great football Black Friday deals but these aren't specifically football products. They do, however, follow the American manufacturer's Swoosh style which appears on the latest versions of the Nike Phantom football boots. With all of these shirts and this hoodie reduced in price, they would not only go nicely with your Phantom boots, they make great stocking fillers for football fans.
They're available at JD Sports this month.
Black Friday: Nike Swoosh collection
Nike Swoosh T-Shirt (white)
Was: £28 Now: £18
With £10 off these t-shirts, they're well worth checking out this Black Friday if you're looking for a bargain. These t-shirts are perfect for wearing to the gym or around the house, with that iconic Nike Swoosh logo all over.
Nike Swoosh T-Shirt (grey)
Was: £28 Now: £18
If you prefer, there's a grey version of this t-shirt. The orange Swoosh is a nice touch, too, with charcoal and white Swoosh logos over the top, too.
Nike Swoosh T-Shirt (orange)
Was: £28 Now: £18
A brighter one if you fancy. As you can see, this one is orange with black and white Swoosh logos all over it. One for the Netherlands fans among you (Nike also manufactures the Dutch shirts, as we're sure you'll know).
Nike Swoosh hoodie
Was: £65 Now: £40
And just in case you're not in the market for a t-shirt, there's a hoodie with the same design on it. £40 for a hoodie is great value for a hoodie, right?
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Mark White is the Digital Content Editor at FourFourTwo. During his time on the brand, Mark has written three cover features on Mikel Arteta, Martin Odegaard and the Invincibles, and has written pieces on subjects ranging from Sir Bobby Robson’s time at Barcelona to the career of Robinho. An encyclopedia of football trivia and collector of shirts, he first joined the team back in 2020 as a staff writer.
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