While I have no more product to share at the moment — Nike NFL team gloves here, cleats here, base layers here — this teaser has to get you just a bit more psyched for Nike NFL uniforms, right? Stick with NB for more details and products as they emerge, with a jersey unveiling expected in April.

Nike is revamping the Brazil National Team’s uniform for 2012-13, embracing “Jeitinho Brasileiro” — translated as “The Brasilian Way” — the spirit and overall philosophy of Team Brazil.

The new Brazil kit focuses on tradition while still adopting some contemporary concepts . The yellow shirt — Amarelinha, or “Little Yellow One” — features a throwback style, with the solid yellow body offset by green trim and cuffs. Those cuffs can be turned over to reveal Pichaco (a style of local graffiti) on the inside, reading “Nascido Para Jagar Futebol,” or “Born to Play Football.”

The inside back collar also features a more modern art-style, with a special graphic done by artist Don Torelly.

Meanwhile, the Brazil away kit sports a very similar style and elements, but with one distinct difference: the body is entirely varsity royal.

Expect to see both kits debuted in the near future, as well as a wide range of lifestyle and training gear that will release for retail.

Tomorrow, the Marquette women’s basketball team will host its seventh annual ‘Pink Out’ to support breast cancer awareness. The game is part of the greater ‘Play 4 Kay’ initiative, which over 1000 schools (no idea how the number is that high) will participate in to raise funds and awareness for women’s cancers. The Golden Eagles are also one of a number of schools that will sport special gear to coincide with the event; as such, check out the Play 4 Kay Marquette pink uniforms (and matching pink Zoom Hyperenforcer) below the cut, and make sure to look for the uniforms tomorrow, when Marquette hosts Pitt.

'Play 4 Kay' Marquette Pink Uniforms

Yesterday we gave you a first look at the Nike UNC lacrosse gloves, a great university blue-and-white affair that matches up perfectly with the Tar Heels’ traditional colors. But if you’re one of the North Carolina fans who prefers that alternate navy tone we’ve seen more and more of in recent years, these may be more your speed. Also a special PE set of Nike Vapor Elite gloves, these ones feature an almost 50/50 mix of navy and light blue, contrasting with a bit of white and, of course, including the interlocking NC logo at the wrist. Hit the jump for a full look and let us know which pair your feeling. Either way, this is definitely the latest in a seemingly never-ending streak of home runs for Nike Lacrosse.

Nike Vapor Elite UNC Lacrosse Gloves

We again continue our ongoing series of collegiate lax gloves today (Cornell, Johns Hopkins, Ohio State, Syracuse) with the men’s UNC lacrosse gloves. As usual, these are Nike Vapor Elite gloves done up in school colors — predominantly university blue in this case, with contrasting white accents — with the school logo at the wrist. Hit the jump for a look at the full product.

Nike Vapor Elite North Carolina Lacrosse Gloves

2012 marks the 30th anniversary of a basketball — and more so streetwear — icon: the Nike Air Force 1. While Nike Sportswear likely has some real heat planned to mark the occasion, we haven’t seen any anniversary-celebrating pairs yet besides the Year of the Dragon edition. Today, however, we get a good look at a round of Nike Air Force 1 30th Anniversary t-shirts, celebrating the silhouette as well as its impact on popular culture. Hit the jump for looks at all five. Photos via sneakerfreaker.com

We shared a brief preview at Nike NFL gloves for six teams earlier, but now, having had a bit of time to track down the rest, here are all 32 Nike NFL team gloves. One of the first pieces of Nike NFL gear to be unveiled, along with the Hyperwarm Mock base layer and Vapor Talon Elite cleats, these are Nike Vapor Jet gloves, colored in team tones and featuring logos on the palms of the gloves, like we’ve seen in the past with college programs. Hit the jump for all 32.

Following up the Nike NFL team gloves that we just shared a look at, here’s a first look at all 32 Nike NFL team cleats. These are Nike Vapor Talon Elite shoes, one of Nike Football’s most technologically advanced models, done up in team colors. See any at yesterday’s Pro Bowl? Hit the jump for a full-sized (enlargeable) picture.

Nike NFL Team Cleats

The long anticipated NFL uniform switch-over is nearly in full bloom, with the 2011/12 season closing out next weekend, ushering in the Nike era. And the new company is already showing off some great designs, like the Hyperwarm base layers of a couple months back, giving us something to chew on before the uniforms are fully unveiled (rumored for April). Today, check out the Nike NFL team gloves that many players wore in yesterday’s Pro Bowl; they’re Nike Vapor Jet gloves featuring team logos printed over the palms. Hit the jump for looks at the first six.

UPDATE: Check out all 32 Nike NFL team gloves here.

Continuing the Nike Lacrosse school-specific gloves series (Cornell, Johns Hopkins, Syracuse), today we take a look a the Buckeyes edition. The Nike Vapor Elite Ohio State Lacrosse Gloves go for a grey coloring, with contrasting scarlet along the back of the hand and tOSU’s leaf logo at the wrist, giving the gloves a truly “Ohio State” customization. Hit the jump for a full preview.

Nike Vapor Elite Ohio State Lacrosse Gloves

Continuing the series of Nike Lacrosse gloves done for the various collegiate powers, here are the Syracuse lacrosse gloves. Like the others we’ve seen (Johns Hopkins and Cornell), these are Nike Vapor Elite Gloves, sporting team colors (orange and navy here, naturally) and the school’s logo embroidered on the wrist. Hit the jump for a full photo and check back with NikeBlog.com for more from Nike Lacrosse.

Nike Vapor Elite Syracuse Lacrosse Gloves

The new Minnesota football uniforms were recently unveiled, to entirely unanimous accolades (from me). And while we just posted an article about them, including pictures of nearly all the possible combinations (except yellow-against-yellow, oddly), I understand that some people dislike reading and prefer their pictures to move. If you’re one of them, hit the jump for a video on the new Minnesota uniforms, with a little get-you-psyched music from Rihanna and Jay-Z.

The Golden Gophers are the first football team to get a postseason makeover, with the new University of Minnesota football uniforms being debuted Friday. Using the Nike Pro Combat System of Dress technology, Minnesota uniforms are directly at the intersection of fashion and function.

While the tech is arguably the biggest upgrade here, achieving the Pro Combat priorities of lightweight, breathable and streamlined, the aesthetics are perhaps the most impressive. Three jerseys were created to go along with three different pants (maroon, gold and white in each) fully showcasing the school colors.

An entirely new font was developed, based off a single number that was found from a 1940 jersey. Adding a cool effect to that font, both the white and gold jerseys feature a subtle brick pattern taken from one of the walls of Memorial Stadium.

On the front of the jersey, the block M logo appears just below the collar, with “MINNESOTA” migrating to the back of the jersey, replacing the name (as a reminder that this is the state’s team).

And of course there’s the new Minnesota football helmet, a remarkable maroon affiar sporting the currently-popular matte-style finish.

Read more about the technology that goes into this uniform here, an article written when the tech was first unveiled.

I did this once before — “this” being notify you that the Oregon Rose Bowl helmet was for sale. However this time, rather than just asking you to take a blind leap of faith with no actual product photo available, I’m adding an image of the actual helmet being sold. To recap:

The full-size Oregon Rose Bowl helmet retails for $1000. It’s not a replica or a piece of plastic, it’s pretty much what the Ducks wore in their victory over Wisconsin.

The mini-helmet is also of the highest quality — a metal helmet with the super-glossy LiquidMetal finish, just like the full size. (It sells for $150 and is about 4.5 inches x 5 inches.)

I should mention that Nike doesn’t make the helmet, namely because … well, they don’t make helmets. While they designed the whole Oregon Rose Bowl uniform, the physical helmet is manufactured by Riddell with the design added by Hydro Graphics, Inc (they do a lot of Pro Combat helmet stuff for Nike). Both sizes of the helmet are now available at ShopGoDucks.com.

Combining three things that virtually all sneakerheads like, check out the new New Era x Jordan snapback hat. I don’t really know what else to say; being that these combine one of the most popular shoe brands with the most popular hat brand and currently the trendiest hat style, I have a feeling these will sell themselves. Hit the jump for detailed shots at all four colorways and head to amazingstore.jp to grab one (though the language may be a barrier). And if you buy one, please take the sticker off the brim before you wear it. (No word on a US release date, by the way, but I’ll of course keep the site updated if I get news.)