Finance & Business

Nike’s Stock Jumps 3% After Announcing New Women’s Fitness Brand with Skims

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Nike’s stock jumped 3% on Tuesday after the company announced its new women’s fitness brand, NikeSKIMS, in partnership with Kim Kardashian’s Skims. The collaboration marks a major step in Nike’s efforts to attract more female customers and boost sales.

Why Did Nike’s Stock Rise?

Investors reacted positively to the NikeSKIMS announcement for several reasons:

  • Expanding into women’s activewear: Women made up 40% of Nike’s customers in 2023, and this partnership could increase that number.
  • Tapping into Skims’ success: Skims, valued at $4 billion, is known for its high-demand shapewear.
  • A fresh growth strategy: Nike has faced slower sales growth compared to brands like Hoka and New Balance. CEO Elliott Hill is pushing for new product innovation and a return to core sportswear.

What Is NikeSKIMS?

NikeSKIMS will offer a range of women’s activewear, including:

  • Training apparel
  • Footwear
  • Accessories

The first collection will launch this spring in select U.S. stores and on the NikeSKIMS website. A global expansion is planned for 2026.

Nike’s Strategy for Growth

Nike has been working to reconnect with its core sports audience while also expanding its appeal to new demographics. The company’s Super Bowl ad featuring female sports stars like Caitlin Clark and Sha’Carri Richardson signaled its commitment to the women’s market.

With the NikeSKIMS partnership, Nike is looking to strengthen its position in the fast-growing women’s fitness sector while also boosting investor confidence.

Written by
Saif Kabir

I've always been passionate about tech, gadgets, and anime, which is why I started writing blogs. In my free time, I dive into graphic design and explore the latest trends in technology, sharing insights with fellow tech enthusiasts.

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