Collection: Nike ACG

Founded in 1989, Nike ACG (All Conditions Gear) was created to push Nike beyond performance sports and into the world of outdoor exploration. The line blended rugged functionality, technical fabrics, and bold aesthetics, producing some of the most iconic garments in Nike’s history. Early ACG collections from the late 80s and 90s featured colorful fleeces, Gore-Tex shells, cargo pants, and multifunctional backpacks that defined a new vision of urban outdoor style. These archive pieces are now highly sought after for their distinctive palette, oversized silhouettes, and durable construction.
By the 2000s, ACG had firmly established itself as a cult line for both athletes and streetwear enthusiasts, bridging hiking gear with experimental design. Collectors prize vintage ACG outerwear, technical trousers, and accessories from this era, which continue to influence contemporary fashion.
A major shift came in 2014, when Errolson Hugh, co-founder of Acronym, was appointed to lead ACG’s creative direction. His vision redefined the line through a futuristic, modular, and tactical approach, introducing garments with advanced construction, magnetic closures, and hidden pockets. This era of ACG, often referred to as its most progressive, fused Nike’s innovation with Acronym’s philosophy of urban utility and cyberpunk aesthetics.
Today, Nike ACG archive clothing—from vibrant 90s fleeces to Errolson Hugh’s technical shells—remains essential for collectors of technical fashion and outdoor-inspired design. The line stands as one of Nike’s most influential experiments, where performance gear became true cultural artifacts.