Last chance to shop Nike Memorial Day sales before prices hike June 1

Nike announced it would raise prices on select apparel items starting June 1, prompting many consumers to consider this Memorial Day weekend the best time to stock up before costs climb.According to Reuters, the brand will slap an extra $10 on Nike shoes costing more than $150 and try to remain stable for anything under $100.For shoppers, the timing couldn’t be more clear; now is the time to stock up, especially for collectors.

Memorial Day weekend typically brings significant sales, and this weekend, although we do not see a ton of sales on Nike running shoes, it will be the last time we see these current prices before being hiked.We’re seeing deals on Nike socks, hoodies, and secret sales on Amazon, cutting prices where Nike is most definitely not.The move also comes as brands across the board navigate a volatile global trade environment.

With inflation concerns lingering and international tensions impacting supply chains, this may not be the last hike we see.“Historically, when the leading brand adjusts its prices, competitors tend to follow suit shortly thereafter,” said Federico Borin, an analyst at Janus Henderson.

We already see Walmart, Adidas and Puma joining the inflation club.So we urge you to consider all brands, from Memorial Day clothing sales to furniture deals, because this might be the last time you’ll get an opportunity to save a buck, at least for the next four years.This is the lowest price we’ve seen in 30 days, and available in multiple colors.The shoe has a responsive ride with dual Air Zoom and ReactX foam, available in sizes 6 through 15.

These highly-rated Nike Dunks are low-cut and come in many colors from sizes 6-15.Shop all Nike Dunks for women, men and children.For even more deals, check out Nike Outlet for clearance items and last-call products.

Current sizes still available are 6 to 18; although white is the brand’s bestseller, it also comes in three other black-and-white iterations.Step into a legacy with the late...