The Cortez has been an enduring symbol in the sneaker world, and its latest manifestation is set to continue that legacy. Announced for an early 2024 release, the Nike Cortez “Blue Denim Twill ...

The Nike Cortez “Teal/Yellow” stands out with its striking color combination, perfect for Spring 2024. The nylon uppers provide a solid base for the suede and leather overlays, which are not ...

Two pairs of the Blue Ribbon SB, aka the BRSB, will join Nike’s SB division as an all-around skate shoe. One is a dead ringer for the Cortez with its red, white, and blue color scheme, while the ...

Nike launched the Cortez as its own in 1972 to coincide with the Summer Olympics, where several athletes competed in the shoe. Sales hit $800,000 in the first year alone, and in 1983 new nylon and ...

The Nike Cortez, one of the company’s simplest and most iconic sneakers, has a long and storied history. Designed in 1968 by Bill Bowerman for Phil Knight’s Blue Ribbon Sports—back when Blue ...

Nike just re-released their iconic Cortez sneaker, now available in varsity red, white, and varsity blue. Find out where to shop it online.