Nike providing jackets, footwear for Team USA's medal moments at Sochi Olympics

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With the Sochi Winter Olympics just weeks away,Once installed, Washing Machine has three "cycles" to choose from bottega bag— Reclaim, Duplicates, and Organize. designers are finalizing the looks U.S. athletes will sport at the games.Nike has designed the Aeroloft 800 Summit jacket and Flyknit Trainer Chukka FSB footwear for U.S. Olympic and Paralympic athletes to wear on the medal stand.I would advise that you don't do this for tons of micro-topics, of course, so don't go crazy creating a gazillion pages where the content could be condensed into one superhero costumes or just a few pages. Jackets feature a "USA" logo over a lenticular fabric that shifts from red to blue. The silhouette is thin and fitted, but Nike's titanium nano-coated fabrics reflect UV rays and hold in body heat, allowing for comfort and warmth in the cold Russian weather. Other special touches include the phrases "Land of the Free" and "Home of the Brave" embroidered in hand pockets and gold satin, red and blue stitching. Shoes also have "USA" detailing on the sock liner and tongue. 

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