Nike's the first mainstream athletic wear brand to develop a performance hijab for Muslim athletes Kaitlyn is a former Assistant Style & Beauty Editor at PEOPLE. Earlier this year, Nike announced it ...

Nike unveiled its first hijab for Muslim female athletes this week after more than a year in development with plans to begin selling the head covering in early 2018. The Pro Hijab, which is expected ...

Nike will start selling a hijab for Muslim female athletes. CNN reported that the athletic brand began working on the performance hijab after female athletes complained about wearing head scarfs ...

Nike Inc (ticker: NKE), the world's largest athletic apparel company, has been dealing with one scandal after the other for the past few years. In 2018, nine high-level company executives, including ...

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Sportswear giant Nike is developing a high-performance hijab for Muslim women athletes, the latest move to fold the Muslim clothing industry into the mainstream. The Nike Pro Hijab, which will be ...

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Nike Inc (NYSE: NKE) is under heavy scrutiny in 2018, and for all the wrong reasons. Nine high-level company executives, including Trevor Edwards, president of the Nike brand and a rumored successor ...