Nike Tech Price: Retail & Resale Prices

Nike Tech Fleece is a line of sweatshirts, jackets, joggers, and shorts sold under the Nike Sportswear label. The same name covers different garments with different prices, so the cost of "a Nike Tech" depends on the piece and on who it is made for.

The prices below are the full list prices shown on nike.com, not sale prices. Retailers, outlets, and resellers may charge less or more. Because Nike can change prices and run promotions, confirm the current price on the product page before you buy.

The tops are the center of the line. The hoodie, crew, and windrunner jacket each have their own price.

The full-zip hoodie is the highest of these tops, and the loose-fit crew is the lowest. The pullover hoodie and the windrunner jacket fall between them. Differences between pieces mostly track construction: a full zip and a hood generally cost more than a crew neck with no hood, though Nike does not itemize why each piece is priced as it is.

Tech Fleece is often bought as a matching set, so the bottoms matter as much as the top.

The standard joggers are lower than the loose pants and the color-block version. The open-hem style with reflective accents sits between the standard and color-block pairs. Shorts are the lowest in the line. Buying a hoodie and joggers together lands in a different place than buying a top alone, so add up the pieces in a set before deciding.

Women's and kids' pieces follow the same structure, with their own prices.

The women's windrunner hoodie is the highest row, ahead of the women's hoodie and the women's crew. The big kids' full-zip hoodie is the lowest of these items. The products have longer names, such as "Nike Sportswear Tech Fleece," so searching for them by the exact product name will surface the right listing.

Nike prices change over time, and a price recorded in the past is not a guarantee of the current one. The rows below show two products as listed in January 2026.

The January 2026 price of the joggers and the windrunner jacket matches the current list price in the tables above. Those two products did not change on nike.com between the two dates in this guide. Other products may have moved, and earlier years are not covered here.

A list price is the amount Nike shows before any discount. A sale price is a temporary reduction, and it changes the effective cost without changing the list price. When you compare two stores, make sure both quotes are for the same product code, size, and color. A listing that omits the full product name may be a different garment from the one you saw on nike.com.

Shipping and tax also change the final amount. Some retailers include free shipping above a threshold, and tax depends on your state, so the checkout total can differ from the number on the product page. If you are buying for a growing child, check the return policy first, since sizing changes quickly.

• The piece: A hooded jacket costs more than a crew neck, and a full set costs the combined price of each item.
• Fit and style: Loose, open-hem, color-block, and reflective versions are priced on their own.
• The seller: Nike's site shows list price. Department stores, sporting-goods chains, and resale marketplaces set their own.
• Sales: Seasonal promotions and member discounts lower the price for a limited time.
• Size and color: Some colorways and sizes go on clearance before others.

Check the product name, not just the words "Nike Tech." Cheaper items with similar names, such as other Nike fleece lines, are not Tech Fleece. Compare the list price with the retailer's price for the same product code. Confirm the return policy before buying from a third-party seller.

Counterfeits of popular sportswear exist, so buy from Nike or an authorized retailer. If a price is far below the list price on an item that is not marked as a sale, treat it with caution.

• Is this the exact product, in the correct fit and size?
• Is the price shown the list price or a sale price?
• What is the shipping cost and return window?
• Is a matching top or bottom sold separately, and what does it cost?