The sportswear giant announced in a memo to employees their office return will be part of a hybrid remote work model, where they are to work three full days per week in person.

The news was first reported by Yahoo Finance. The announcement is followed by one from the US Center for Disease Control on Thursday, which stated that vaccinated Americans no longer need to wear a mask in most settings, either outside or indoors.

Last year, American retail companies like G-III attempted to bring employees back to the office, when vaccine rollout had not yet begun in the US. Retailers, both in their corporate offices and in stores, are welcoming people back with updated guidance on health and safety protocols.

“Please remember, we are all learning and evolving the way we work together,” Nike vice president of workplace design and connectivity Jeff Nichols wrote in the memo to staff on Wednesday. “This flexible model is new to all of us, and we’ll continue to seek your input and make adjustments as needed over time.”

In a statement to BoF, the company said, “Nike’s business and culture thrive when we collaborate, create and learn together. We plan for office-based employees to return to the workplace under a new, flexible model, balancing individual needs with the needs of the business,” adding that the timelines and details of the return to office work will vary by country and location.