Li-Ning for Men
Li-Ning resurged Chinese sportswear with trainers driven by the boundless potential of the human body. After the Beijing Olympics in 2008, the label began to envisage the ‘sportswear powerhouse’ as being more than just an idea. Founded by the eponymous former gymnast with 106 gold medals, find a combination of Chinese heritage, Western sportswear silhouettes and innovative fabrics across the brand's clothing.
- New Season
Li-Ning
Furious Rider Ace Element sneakers
£125 - New Season
Li-Ning
game print T-shirt
£40 - New Season
Li-Ning
Furious Rider Ace sneakers
£140 Li-Ning
x Random Identities Aurora Light suede sneakers
£200Li-Ning
x Stefan P Aurora sneakers
£200Li-Ning
Furious Rider Ace sneakers
£175Li-Ning
Moment panelled sneakers
£225Li-Ning
Moment lace-up sneakers
£225Li-Ning
Fusion Rider Ace sneakers
£175Li-Ning
embroidered-logo track jacket
£115Li-Ning
Sun Chaser low-top sneakers
£250Li-Ning
Fusion Rider Ace sneakers
£175Li-Ning
Sunchaser low-top sneakers
£250- New Season
Li-Ning
2020 Ace sneakers
£185 Li-Ning
Chinese print cotton T-shirt
£60Li-Ning
Crazy Run X3 low top sneakers
£175Li-Ning
Sun Chaser low-top sneakers
£250Li-Ning
cotton military jacket
£135Li-Ning
cotton-blend sweatshirt
£115Li-Ning
Colour block track jacket
£115Li-Ning
ping pong pattern shorts
£95
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