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NIKE DESIGN PROCESS BY : CHRIS RILEY, CAMERON MAJOROS, AND CHRISTIAN BROWN

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A project for Mrs.Pitts's class involving Nike Design, Manufacturing, and Sponsorship process

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NIKE DESIGN PROCESSBY : CHRIS RILEY, CAMERON MAJOROS, AND CHRISTIAN BROWN

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Nike was founded by Bill Bowerman and Phil Knight

Nike was founded on January 25, 1964 originally named Blue Ribbon Sports

BACKGROUND INFO

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Design ProcessDESIGN PROCESS

BY: CHRIS RILEY

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IT ALL BEGINS WITH AN IDEA

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GETTING THE IDEA

• Factors:

­ Target­­Audience

­ Target­Price

­ Deciding­Features

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SKETCHES

• Footwear­Designers­and­Apparel­Designers­sketch­out­ideas­for­shoes

• All­Nike­designs­are­started­with­a­sketch

• Not­always­full­designs• Usually­include­all­angles:­

­­­­Front,­Back,­Side­

­­­­Bottom,­etc.

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Sketches

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Sketches

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Design Process

It­all­starts­with­an­idea

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DECIDING MATERIALS

• Six­Main­Materials'̄ Polyester'̄ Rubber'̄ Eva-Foam'̄ Cotton'̄ Synthetic­Leather'̄ Leather

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COST FACTOR

• Research­and­Development• Promotion­and­Advertising• Sales­&­Distribution­Administration• Operation­Profit• Warehouse­Rent­and­Equipment• Production­Labor• Materials• Shipping

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FINAL STEP

• Prototype­made­sometimes

• Meetings­are­made­to­discuss­ideas

• Once­an­idea­is­decided­the­shoe­starts­the­Manufacturing Process

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BY CAMERON MAJOROS

NIKE MANUFACTURING

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MANUFACTURING STATISTICS IN 2009

• There­were­1,034­factories­

• There­were­1,220,228­factory­workers

• ­61%­of­the­products­that­Nike­makes­are­apparel,­25%­equipment,­and­14%­footwear

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61%25%

14%

NIKE PRODUCTION STATISTICS

Apparel

Equiptment

Footwear

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CODES OF CONDUCT

Nike­factories­have­an­established­Codes of Conduct that­cover­worker­protections­as­well­as­environmental­impacts­­

They­pull­together­an­inside­team­to­enforce­it­

­They­also­work­with­outside­associations­to­monitor­factories

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CODES OF CONDUCT (CONT)• Nike’s­focus­is­on­getting­to­the­root­of­the­problems

• They­evaluate­their­supplier­and­manufacturing­relationships

• They­work­on­finding­new­ways­to­define­and­share­responsibility­

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MANUFACTURING STATISTICS (CONT.)

• Nike­has­more­than­1­million­workers­and­500,000­different­products­

• Nike’s­global­goal­is­more­than­900­contract­factories­

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ONE OF THE NIKE FACTORY STORES

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This­shows­how­Nike­puts­the­sole­of­the­shoe­together­

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CONCLUSION

• Nike­manufacturing­has­been­a­global­sensation­that­helps­with­mostly­everyone’s­needs­for­the­products­

• With­over­1­million­workers­it­is­not­a­surprise­that­Nike­is­a­“Global­Production­Powerhouse”

• Most­of­Nike’s­manufacturing­factories­work­to­create­products­sponsored­by­famous­athletes­around­the­world

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NIKE SPONSORSHIP PROCESS

CREATED BY: CHRISTIAN BROWN

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SPONSORSHIP PROCESS

• Nike­actively­seeks­athletes­to­endorse­the­brand

• Sponsorship­Requests­are­sent­into­Nike­by­the­athlete

• ­Unwanted­Nike­sponsorship­requests­are­not­even­accepted

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COLLEGE

• Nike­is­not­allowed­to­give­sponsorship­request­to­college­individuals.

• Nike­also­doesn’t­give­sponsorships­to­college­teams.

• Nike­can­supply­college

­­­­with­gear­and­all­kinds­of

­­­­their­products.

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SPONSORSHIP INFO

• Nike­sponsors­196­NBA­players­in­the­whole­league

• The­brand­alone­is­valued­at­$10.7­billion,­making­it­the­most­valuable­brand­among­sports­businesses.

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KOBE BRYANT

ONE EXAMPLE OF NIKE’S BEST SHOES SELLER –KOBE BRYANT

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LEBRON AND HIS SHOE

KEVIN DURANT AND HIS SHOE

KOBE AND HIS SHOE

SPONSORED NBA PLAYERS

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CONCLUSION

Millions­of­people­adore­Nike­but­only­a­select­few­actually­get­chosen­to­be­sponsored

It­is­especially­hard­to­get­sponsored­since­college­students­are­not­allowed

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POP QUIZ

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ANSWER KEY

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2. Which­one­of­these­is­NOT­a­factor­that­goes­into­the

­design­of­a­Nike­product?

a)­­Audience­­­­­­­­­­­­­­­­­­b)­What­the­price­will­be

c)­­The­item’s­weight­­­d)­The­product’s­features

3.­­How­many­NBA­players­does­Nike­sponsor?

­­­­­­­­­­­­­­­­­­­­­­­­­­­______________

4.­How­many­Nike­factories­were­there­in­2009?

a)­­502­­­­­­­­­b)­1389­­­­­­­­­c)­1057­­­­­­­­­­d)­1034

Fill­in­the­blank

The­founders­of­Nike­were­named­­___________________.

Answer Key

Bill­Bowerman­and­Phil­Knight

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DESIGN YOUR

OWN SHOE