A native Nederlander, Remco joined Nike in 1996 as an apparel graphic designer at EHQ. Notable projects include the 1998 France (global football) Worldcup, the 2000 Sydney Olympics basketball kits and the first sportswear "energy" collection: CODE.
In 2003, Remco transitioned to brand design. Notable projects include the 2004 Portugal (global football) Euro Champs seasonal creative, encompassing concept and retail designs of 20+ windows at Selfridges London. Worldcup 2006 campaign creative and retail design including KaDeWe Berlin department store concept, design and installation. Along with Bread and Butter & Pitti L'Uomo booth designs.
Remco relocated to WHQ in 2007. As an art director, he applied his talents to the Asia Pacific Geography. Notable projects include the 2008 Beijing Olympics creative, ranging from retail to mall experiences.
In 2009, Remco transitioned to global basketball as a design director. A true exposure to American sports. Notable projects include working with Kobe & Lebron. Remco was instrumental in the success of the World Basketball Festival creative, including the Ballroom experience, Boulevard retail space, WBF map and a USAB Hall of Fame permanent installation.
In 2011, after a short period working for the Global Initiatives group on the first Tier 1 cross category campaign: Take Every Advantage, Remco transitioned to NSW as the creative brand design lead. In the following 18 months, he established a new category creative direction with Ho12 AF1/LF1, SpSu13 AirMax and FaHo13 Tech Pack.
Over the last year, ramping up to the 2014 Rio Worldcup, Remco has been the global football design director. His accomplishments with the larger team include FBR (football revolution) - RAM, Fa13 Hypervenom, Ho13 HiVis 4 silo, Sp14 NTK home, Su14 NTK away, Language of Football, City activation/Phenom house, Magista, and Mercurial.
Remco recently started to lead the Young Athletes and Nike SB brand design groups as Sr. Creative Director.
To contact Remco:
rvloon@me.com
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