As the heat dwindles down and days in the sun are replaced with nights full of studying, Nike is set to supply students with basics that make the transition back to school something to look forward to. The sportswear giant has curated an extensive lineup of everyday essentials, featuring an all-new array of ready-to-wear and classic sporty staples so students can mark a cute yet casual return to campus. 

Keeping the busy day-to-day schedules of stylish scholars in mind, Nike’s assortment of apparel and accessories caters to both their academic and style needs. While walking back-and-forth from opposite ends of campus can get tiring, the footwear brand offers fashionable and functional solutions. The back-to-school lineup includes the bestselling Nike Air Max 270 that mixes both comfort and style. Arriving in a range of eye-catching colorways, the silhouette is a no-brainer when getting ready for early morning class and provides style for the rest of the day. Continuing to meet the needs of students far and wide, Nike also has an adequate amount of sporty and sleek backpacks, from the Nike Elemental Premium to the Nike Hayward , that give you enough storage to hold your academic arsenal of textbooks, a trusty laptop, water bottle and more. 

For those who hit the gym between classes, the footwear giant naturally has all you need for a successful workout session. Hop on the treadmill or pop in and out of a yoga class equipped with Nike’s supply of sportswear with second skin-like apparel such as the Nike One Luxe mid-rise leggings or the Nike Sportswear Essential biker shorts that both offer complete coverage and ample stretch for any high or low-intensity workout. 

After you get your juices flowing in the gym, it’s back to the books. Whether you’re in a group study session or adding finishing touches to an essay, you can still get it done in style. With fall just around the corner, look cozy but casual in the library with the Swoosh’s matching Sportswear Phoenix Fleece Hoodie and Pants Set, topped off with Nike’s classic Air Force 1s and a pair of clear blue light glasses from the brand to protect your eyes while researching for hours on end.

To set the tone for the school year, make sure to check out Nike’s supply of stylish staples here . For a glimpse of the brand’s back-to-school must-haves, check out the galleries above.  

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