Nike on USFans Spreadsheet
The widest single grid on the USFans Spreadsheet. Two thirds of it is footwear — Air Force 1, Air Max, Dunk, Blazer, Presto, Shox, Vapormax — and the remainder is Tech Fleece sets, shorts and tees. Sellers title by silhouette, so plenty of it never carries the word Nike.
Once the shoes are sorted, the hoodies, pants and shorts grids finish the fit, all on the USFans Spreadsheet.
Nike on USFans, silhouette by silhouette
Take the Air Force 1 first, because it is the deepest shelf here: Skeleton in black and white, Tiffany including the Friends & Family version, CPFM, Cactus Jack, the Off-White quartet, the Supreme x Comme des Garçons pair and the NOCTA. Air Max runs 1, 95, 97 and 98, heavily weighted towards the Comme des Garçons, Supreme, Patta, Sean Wotherspoon and MSCHF releases. Dunk covers Panda, Court Purple, Born & Raised, Green Apple and the SB collaborations. Blazer, Presto, Cortez, Huarache, Pegasus and Shox fill in behind them.
Sizing is the easy part of this brand: Nike is the reference other labels get compared to, so whatever number you already wear in Nike is the number to order. The one thing that shifts is width — the Air Max 95 and 97 sit narrower through the midfoot than an Air Force 1, so if you are between sizes on those two specifically, going up is the safer error.
The inspection is short because the same three things carry every Nike silhouette. The swoosh: it is a stitched-down panel, and the outline should be an even, continuous curve with no wobble where the stitch turns. The midsole: paint edges should be sharp with no overspray onto the upper. The toe box: it should hold a full, rounded shape rather than looking pressed flat. The warehouse photos USFans posts show all three clearly enough to decide on. Prices are in USD. The full USFans Spreadsheet holds every other category.
