Nike has been making strides toward becoming as inclusive as possible, from having more diversity in its ad campaigns to offering its apparel in extended sizing.
Now the sportswear giant is taking yet another step in making sure everyone feels represented when they're out shopping for a new pair of leggings or running shorts. According to CNN, Nike's flagship London store has introduced plus-size and para-sport mannequins to its redeveloped women's floor.
On social media, many fans of the brand voiced their support and appreciation for the move. Some were especially happy to finally see plus-size and para-sport mannequins modeling sportswear, which is often displayed on mannequins with conventionally thin and muscular bodies that don't really reflect the diversity of people who actually wear those products.
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