Nike just revealed the official uniforms it designed for Team USA at the Tokyo Olympics, and it's the most high-tech line from the sports retailer yet

Nike debuted its Olympic apparel in two presentation rooms, situated in the heart of its New York headquarters.

Our eyes were immediately drawn to the Nike Team USA medal ceremony outfits, which gave off major astronaut vibes.

The jackets are made from 100% reengineered polyester.

The pants are constructed using 100% recycled nylon, and the accompanying shoes use recycled rubber from other Nike shoe products.

Team USA will wear these outfits when accepting medals on the podium.

In the next room over, we spotted Nike track and field uniforms for men and women. The material was amazingly breathable and light to the touch.

Nearby we found more versions of the Nike track and field uniform, which varies depending on event and athlete.

We also saw the controversial Vaporfly ...

... as well as the new Nike Air Zoom Alphafly, which will make its official debut in Tokyo after its prototype was worn by elite runner Eliud Kipchoge to break the two-hour marathon threshold.

The shoe features new Nike Air Zoom pods, additional foam for added cushioning, and an updated carbon fiber plate.

Here's a view of the bottom of the shoe.

Nike also revealed its first-ever Olympic skateboarding ensembles for men and women in advance of the sport's inaugural debut in Tokyo.

Here's a closer look at the men's uniform ...

... and the women's uniform.

We must say, we would definitely wear these skateboarding sneakers around town.

Next, we took a look at the soccer uniforms ...

... including these very cool 3D-printed cleats.

Then we glimpsed the basketball uniforms. In the women's league, Team USA will be the only one wearing red.

While we were there, we spotted Team USA basketball players Diana Taurasi and Sylvia Fowles.

Here's a closer look at the men's uniform ...

... and the women's.

Along with the uniforms, Nike debuted its Nike Air Zoom BB, a light, responsive shoe designed to prevent fatigue in the fourth quarter.

For the non-athletes, Nike also debuted its forthcoming Space Hippie shoe collection, a sustainable footwear collection with a futuristic aesthetic that launches this spring.

These were some of our favorites from the Space Hippie line.

So colorful.

Ultimately, we left ready to buy a pair of Space Hippies and extremely excited for the Olympics.