Satisfy, the Parisian running brand that's garnered a strong following for its stylish approach to performance, has called out Nike over a T-shirt that appears to mimic one of its core designs.

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Nike’s first Indian design collaboration nods to a 5,000-year-old tie-dyeing technique ... T-shirt and sports bras, as well as a cross-body bag and several pairs of sneakers, ...

The home kit, meanwhile, is a lilac blue shirt that again has a subtle digital pattern but from afar just looks like a plain shirt. Nike says the designs are "inspired by Orphism, an art movement ...

The design was polarizing for many spectators. “Nike did their peeps dirty on these shirts,” one Redditor wrote.. “Who at Nike thought ‘grocery store bagger’ would be a good look for a ...

Summary. Extending beyond footwear, Nike “Panda” Dunk Low sneakers make its way to matching t-shirts; The t-shirts that have surfaced online featuring the black and white pair of the shoe and ...

The original design was made popular by French-based running brand SATISFY and has been known to be called MothTech™. Following the reveal of Nike’s new shirt, ...