Always in search of the ideal sports equipment, Nike and 1017 Creative Director ALYX 9SM Matthew M. Williams teamed up to create the latest technical clothing in their new “Series 003” collection.
Matthew M. Williams is no longer a stranger in the fashion industry. Creating and developing ALYX, he showed his talent with increasingly technical and elaborate collections.
Described as a humble person and committed to his work, MMW continues to support his collaboration with the Swoosh brand in a new collection that seeks to redefine the best clothing for outdoor training.
Therefore, the “Series 003” is a very technical capsule, which evokes the work between Nike and MMW in fact every garment was created for those who practice outdoor sports with high intensity sessions, not limiting themselves to expressing their own style.
“All the pieces offer the wearer the opportunity to adapt to their own liking. Each individual expresses his own unique style in different ways,” says Williams.
Third collaboration that includes a new interpretation of the silhouette of Joyride as Joetteride CC3 Setter (in black and silver colors), the series also includes an oversize parka with multiple pockets, a sherpa fleece jacket, a water repellent jacket and a two-in-one shorts for men. We also find various t-shirts, short and long suits, complete and technical, various accessories and finally two sneakers.
The Matthew M Williams x Nike Series 003 collection will be available on the Nike website and stores and at select retailers from December 5th.
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