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This incredibly rare and sought after Nike Dunk Low was co-designed by legendary street artists Futura and Stash. Both having collaborated with Nike in the past on different styles and models, this pair brought the two powerhouses together for a pair that would never be released to the public.&nbsp; Dressed in a brown upper with olive overlays, the earthy toned pair has a very subtle look. As a Nike ID design, there are premium materials employed, including leather on the tongue tag and sockliner. The pairs have an embroidered Trenitalia logo, the national Italian train operating organization, on the lateral heels.&nbsp;<ul><li>Nike Dunk Low Stash x Futura.</li><li>Collaboration between New York artists Stash and Futura.</li><li>Trenitalia embroidered logo.</li><li>Style Number: 312229</li><li>Color Code: 991</li><li>This item is final sale and not eligible for return.</li></ul>

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Nike Dunk Low Stash x Futura | Size 9

Nike's first 4/20-inspired release was the “Hemp Pack” from 2004, featuring three different colorways, the Green Bonsai, the Red Mahogany and the Cascade Blue.&nbsp;Subtly commemorating the informal holiday, Nike dropped the shoe in April with themed materials. For the first time, the brand created a shoe with a full hemp upper as opposed to the usual textiles used on Nike SB’s of the time. The design team also experimented with a unique gum midsole, and an outsole that matched the color of the Swoosh. This particular pair features Cascade Blue detailing throughout.&nbsp; The Nike SB Dunk made its formal debut in 2002, when Nike officially re-appropriated the famed Dunk basketball sneaker originally designed in the 1980s, with upgrades suited for the skateboarding community.&nbsp;<ul><li>Nike SB Dunk Low Pro "Cascade Blue."</li><li>Breathable hemp upper with Cascade Blue accents.</li><li>Style number: 304292</li><li>Color code: 741</li><li>This item is final sale and not eligible for return.</li></ul>

Nike SB Dunk Low Pro Blue Hemp | Size 10

Both an SB Dunk High and Low silhouette released in September 2004, but the Nike SB Dunk High Tweed was not an identical rendition of the Low-cut counterpart. Inspired by Scottish craft and tradition, the upper was built of a baroque brown tweed, and matched with mushroom suede. The pair also comes with tan outsoles and matching laces. The Low-cut model featured a tan swoosh, and more mushroom suede panels on the lateral and medial sides.<ul><li>Nike Dunk High Pro SB with baroque brown tweed and mushroom suede.</li><li>Tan outsoles and laces.</li><li>Style number: 305050</li><li>Color code: 223</li><li>This item is final sale and not eligible for return.</li></ul>

Nike SB Dunk High Pro Tweed | Size 9

Released in 2021 as the debut colorway of the "Dear Summer" collection, the Nike Dunk Low Off-White "Lot 01 of 50" features a canvas and leather upper in white. Additionally, the upper includes zigzag rope laces, secured through Flywire cables, and a metallic silver Swoosh. The pair includes a white zip-tie, an off-center tongue tag and Helvetica text on the medial side, design details Virgil Abloh is famously known for. The pair sits atop a pre-yellowed midsole, labeled "Lot 01 of 50" and is finished with an exposed-foam tongue.&nbsp;<ul><li>Nike Dunk Low Off-White "Lot 01 of 50."</li><li>"Lot 01 of 50" detailing on the midsole.&nbsp;</li><li>Zigzag rope lacing and metallic silver Swoosh on upper.&nbsp;</li><li>Plastic white zip-tie, off-center tongue tag and Helvetica text on the medial side.&nbsp;</li><li>Style number: DM1602</li><li>Color code: 127</li><li>This item is final sale and not eligible for return.</li></ul>

Nike Dunk Low Off-White Lot 01 of 50 | Size 8

“Defining the gray area between black and white as the color Off-White” is the brand motto declared by Off-White founder and multi-hyphenate Virgil Abloh. An architect turned artist and designer, Abloh defied any restrictive labeling on his creativity. Instead, he considered himself a “maker,” poised to disrupt the existing fashion landscape. Launched in 2013, Abloh’s brand Off-White did just that. By highlighting classics and embracing collaboration, Off-White seamlessly merged streetwear and luxury in an unprecedented way.&nbsp; Off-White was built out of Abloh’s “3% rule”: the premise that it only takes a 3% change for an existing design to evolve into something new and radical. In extending Off-White’s signature diagonal stripes and ironic quotation marks to all forms of brand collaboration—from the likes of Nike and Kith to IKEA—Virgil Abloh mastered the art of converting the familiar into the unexpected.&nbsp; The 2021 “Dear Summer” collection consisted of 50 different Nike Dunks executed with the famous Off-White overlay system. This lot 47 is composed of a leather and canvas upper, with purple laces and a blue tongue.&nbsp;<ul><li>Nike Dunk Low Off-White “Lot 47.”</li><li>Part of the “Dear Summer” collection.&nbsp;</li><li>Sail canvas upper with neutral grey leather overlays.&nbsp;</li><li>Purple secondary lacing system, blue plastic zip-tie and exposed foam tongue.&nbsp;</li><li>Style number: DM1602</li><li>Color code: 125</li><li>This item is final sale and not eligible for return.</li></ul>

 Nike Dunk Low Off-White Lot 47 | Size 10

Nike Dunk Low Off-White Lot 47 | Size 9.5

The Nike SB Dunk Low Premium QS Travis Scott "Cactus Jack" was released in 2020, and features a unique patchwork design. The upper consists of a tan leather base with plaid quarter panels and paisley print overlays. The paisley overlays were designed to tear away and reveal elephant print hidden underneath. The pair is finished with rope laces and a tan rubber outsole. The Nike SB Dunk made its formal debut in 2002, when Nike officially reappropriated the famed Dunk basketball sneaker originally designed in the 1980s with upgrades suited for the skateboarding community. The man behind it, former Nike executive Sandy Bodecker, is credited with building one of Nike’s most beloved subdivisions in the early 2000s with the Nike SB line.<ul><li>Nike SB Dunk Low Premium QS Travis Scott "Cactus Jack," released in 2020.</li><li>Tan leather upper, plaid quarter panels and paisley overlays.&nbsp;</li><li>Hidden elephant print.&nbsp;</li><li>Rope laces.&nbsp;</li><li>Style number: CT5053</li><li>Color code: 001</li><li>This item is final sale and not eligible for return.</li></ul>

Nike SB Dunk Low Premium QS Travis Scott Cactus Jack | Size 10.5

For the second installation of the Nike SB and MEDICOM TOY collaboration, the Japanese collectibles brand modeled the second release similarly to that of the first. Exclusively sold through the Medicom Japan website to members, this second collaboration drew inspiration from another SB grail, the Nike SB Reese Forbes “Denim.” Selvedge denim is a call back to the 2002 Reese Forbes Dunk model, but the Medicom 2 has been updated with a darker denim and a more controlled fraying design across the edges. Jesse Leyva, who held the position of Senior Creative Director for Nike SB was quoted saying,&nbsp;“Whenever we approached somebody to collaborate, we considered if it was going to stand the test of time. We asked ourselves, ‘Does the prospective partner have something that really speaks to a certain generation or a certain subculture that we can go back to?’ Medicom is just part of the fabric of Harajuku. When you look at Harajuku culture, there's streetwear. Then within streetwear, there's art, music, sneakers and toys. It all goes hand-in-hand.” The Nike SB Dunk made its formal debut in 2002, when Nike officially reworked the famed Dunk basketball sneaker originally designed in the 1980s with upgrades suited for the skateboarding community. The man behind it, former Nike executive Sandy Bodecker, is credited with building one of Nike’s most beloved subdivisions in the early 2000s with the Nike SB line.<ul><li>Nike SB Dunk Low Pro “Medicom 2,” released in 2004.</li><li>Style number: 304292</li><li>Color code: 005</li><li>This item is final sale and is not eligible for return.</li></ul>

Nike SB Dunk Low Pro Medicom 2 | Size 8.5

In 2008, Nike Skateboarding (SB) released the Dunk Low Pro “Skate or Die” to pay homage to Skate or Die, a skateboarding simulator developed by Electronic Arts. The shoe’s bold colorway draws inspiration from the cover art made for the video game released in 1987. Abstract spirals, circles and lines found all over the cover art are used to decorate the heel on the sneaker and reimagines these motifs. The shoe features a neon yellow Swoosh with aqua blue suede overlays. A blue rubber midsole with orange outsole surrounds a black leather side panel and toe box. Nike branding can be found on the tongue and heel tab. The Nike Dunk, designed in the 1980s and intended for basketball, was eventually repurposed for skateboarding. The popular model would be reworked in the early 2000s with upgrades for the skateboarding community, leading to the formal debut of the Nike SB brand. The man behind it, former Nike executive Sandy Bodecker, is credited with building one of Nike’s most beloved subdivisions with the Nike SB line.<ul><li>Nike SB Dunk Low Pro “Skate or Die" Sample, produced in 2007.</li><li>Inner Sample 999999999 tag.</li><li>Style number: 304292</li><li>Color code: 073</li><li>This item is final sale and is not eligible for return.</li></ul>

Nike SB Dunk Low Pro Skate or Die Sample | Size 9

Released in 2007 as part of the Doernbecher Freestyle program, Lance Dillon was given the opportunity to redesign the Dunk Low Premium, while simultaneously undergoing chemotherapy for leukemia. The upper consists primarily of black leather with green suede overlays, and highlights a graffiti-inspired design. The motivational text includes words like "fight," "power" and "warrior." A fan favorite, Dillon’s Dunk Low design was rereleased in 2013.&nbsp; Originally released in 1985, Nike introduced the Nike Dunk as the premier basketball sneaker in college basketball. The colorways for the series were based on successful programs around the nation. Kentucky, Michigan, UNLV, Syracuse, St. John’s, Villanova and Iowa all received their own signature shoe. The 1985 Nike ads featured the sneakers with a tagline, "Be True to Your School," giving fans an opportunity to support their team from head to toe.&nbsp; Since then, Nike Dunks have become one of the most iconic sneaker styles of all time and a blank canvas for design inspiration. Most notably, the style was adopted by the skateboarding community, which has led to some of the most coveted Nikes of all, including the Nike Dunk High SB "FLOM," the Nike Dunk Low SB "Paris" and more.&nbsp;<ul><li>Nike Dunk Low Premium Doernbecher sample, produced in 2006.</li><li>Part of the 2007 Doernbecher Freestyle program.&nbsp;</li><li>Black leather upper with green suede overlays.&nbsp;</li><li>Style number: 307696</li><li>Color code: 001</li><li>This item is final sale and not eligible for return.</li></ul>

Nike Dunk Low Premium Doernbecher Sample | Size 7.5

“Defining the gray area between black and white as the color Off-White” is the brand motto declared by Off-White founder and multi-hyphenate Virgil Abloh. An architect turned artist and designer, Abloh defied any restrictive labeling on his creativity. Instead, he considered himself a “maker,” poised to disrupt the existing fashion landscape. Launched in 2013, Abloh’s brand Off-White did just that. By highlighting classics and embracing collaboration, Off-White seamlessly merged streetwear and luxury in an unprecedented way.&nbsp; Off-White was built out of Abloh’s “3% rule”: the premise that it only takes a 3% change for an existing design to evolve into something new and radical. In extending Off-White’s signature diagonal stripes and ironic quotation marks to all forms of brand collaboration—from the likes of Nike and Kith to IKEA—Virgil Abloh mastered the art of converting the familiar into the unexpected.&nbsp; The 2021 “Dear Summer” collection consisted of 50 different Nike Dunks executed with the famous Off-White overlace system. This lot 09 is composed of a leather and canvas upper, with pink laces and an orange tongue.&nbsp;<ul><li>Nike Dunk Low Off-White “Lot 09.”</li><li>Part of the “Dear Summer” collection.&nbsp;</li><li>Sail canvas upper with neutral grey leather overlays.&nbsp;</li><li>Pink secondary lacing system, plastic zip-tie and exposed foam tongue.&nbsp;</li><li>Style number: DM1602</li><li>Color code: 109</li><li>This item is final sale and not eligible for return.</li></ul>

Nike Dunk Low Off-White Lot 09 | Size 10

“Defining the gray area between black and white as the color Off-White” is the brand motto declared by Off-White founder and multi-hyphenate Virgil Abloh. An architect turned artist and designer, Abloh defied any restrictive labeling on his creativity. Instead, he considered himself a “maker,” poised to disrupt the existing fashion landscape. Launched in 2013, Abloh’s brand Off-White did just that. By highlighting classics and embracing collaboration, Off-White seamlessly merged streetwear and luxury in an unprecedented way.&nbsp; Off-White was built out of Abloh’s “3% rule”: the premise that it only takes a 3% change for an existing design to evolve into something new and radical. In extending Off-White’s signature diagonal stripes and ironic quotation marks to all forms of brand collaboration—from the likes of Nike and Kith to IKEA—Virgil Abloh mastered the art of converting the familiar into the unexpected.&nbsp; The 2021 “Dear Summer” collection consisted of 50 different Nike Dunks executed with the famous Off-White overlace system. This lot 21 is composed of a leather and canvas upper, with purple laces and a turquoise tongue.&nbsp;<ul><li>Nike Dunk Low Off-White “Lot 21.”</li><li>Part of the “Dear Summer” collection.&nbsp;</li><li>Sail canvas upper with neutral grey leather overlays.&nbsp;</li><li>Purple secondary lacing system, plastic zip-tie and exposed foam tongue.&nbsp;</li><li>Style number: DM1602</li><li>Color code: 100</li><li>This item is final sale and not eligible for return.</li></ul>

Nike Dunk Low Off-White Lot 21 | Size 9.5

Considered one of the most sought-after pairs from its era, the Nike SB Dunk Low Pro Reese Forbes "Denim" was Reese Forbes’ second-ever Nike SB created. It was designed in partnership with skateboarder Natas Kaupas and features two shades of Indigo denim with frayed detailing throughout. The design sits atop a contrasting red outsole, which is meant to channel the Americana aesthetic. As one of the most iconic pairs of the SB Dunk collection, it has served as inspiration not only for the SB Dunk High of 2017, but also for countless other pairs which introduced frayed denims on their uppers. The Nike SB Dunk made its formal debut in 2002, when Nike officially reworked the famed Dunk basketball sneaker originally designed in the 1980s with upgrades suited for the skateboarding community. The man behind it, former Nike executive Sandy Bodecker, is credited with building one of Nike’s most beloved subdivisions in the early 2000s with the Nike SB line. What sets Nike SB apart from other competitive brands is the unbridled creativity, collaborators, materials and whimsical, highly thematic designs that define a generation of sneakerheads. Nike has explored hundreds of concepts — often with a sense of humor — through its Nike Dunks. From designs that range from beer bottles, to guitar cases, to horror films, jewelry, animals, arts and cities, the Dunks represent some of the most beloved and creative models for the brand.<ul><li>Nike SB Dunk Low Pro Reese Forbes Denim, released in 2002.</li><li>Style number: 304292</li><li>Color code: 441</li><li>This item is final sale and is not eligible for return.</li></ul>

Nike SB Dunk Low Pro Reese Forbes Denim | Size 10

For the second installation of the Nike SB and MEDICOM TOY collaboration, the Japanese collectibles brand modeled the second release similarly to that of the first. Exclusively sold through the Medicom Japan website to members, this second collaboration drew inspiration from another SB grail, the Nike SB Reese Forbes "Denim." Selvedge denim is a call back to the 2002 Reese Forbes Dunk model, but the Medicom 2 has been updated with a darker denim and a more controlled fraying design across the edges. Jesse Leyva, who held the position of Senior Creative Director for Nike SB was quoted saying,&nbsp;“Whenever we approached somebody to collaborate, we considered if it was going to stand the test of time. We asked ourselves, ‘Does the prospective partner have something that really speaks to a certain generation or a certain subculture that we can go back to?’ Medicom is just part of the fabric of Harajuku. When you look at Harajuku culture, there's streetwear. Then within streetwear, there's art, music, sneakers and toys. It all goes hand-in-hand.” The Nike SB Dunk made its formal debut in 2002, when Nike officially reworked the famed Dunk basketball sneaker originally designed in the 1980s with upgrades suited for the skateboarding community. The man behind it, former Nike executive Sandy Bodecker, is credited with building one of Nike’s most beloved subdivisions in the early 2000s with the Nike SB line.<ul><li>Nike SB Dunk Low Pro "Medicom 2," released in 2004.</li><li>Style number: 304292</li><li>Color code: 005</li><li>This item is final sale and is not eligible for return.</li></ul>

Nike SB Dunk Low Pro Medicom 2 | Size 10

As part of the “Colors By” series released by Nike SB in 2002, team rider Reese Forbes took inspiration for this design from the work boot. Instead of using conventional cow suede, Forbes incorporated a wheat-colored pig suede base as the main material — a first for the Nike SB. This pair seamlessly blends a combination of monochromatic tans, creating a clean, refined look.&nbsp; The Nike Dunk, designed in the 1980s and intended for basketball, was eventually repurposed for skateboarding. The popular model would be reworked in the early 2000s with upgrades for the skateboarding community, leading to the formal debut of the Nike SB brand. The man behind it, former Nike executive Sandy Bodecker, is credited with building one of Nike’s most beloved subdivisions with the Nike SB line.<ul><li>Nike SB Dunk Low "Reese Forbes Wheat," released in 2002.</li><li>Full pig suede upper in contrasting buttery "Wheat" hues.</li><li>Comes with quintessential SB Orange Box.</li><li>Style number: 304292</li><li>Color code: 731</li><li>This item is final sale and not eligible for return.</li></ul>

Nike SB Dunk Low Pro Reese Forbes Wheat | Size 13

Named for the East Coast skateboard label Zoo York, the Nike SB Dunk Low Pro "Zoo York" was designed by co-founder Eli Morgan Gesner and SB team member Danny "Supa" Supasirirat.&nbsp; The shoe features Zoo York graffiti-inspired stencil graphics drawn from Supa’s skateboard deck on a Paul Brown and black upper with a gum outsole. Released alongside its West Coast counterpart, the "Zoo York" and "Chocolate" are considered to be some of Nike SB’s first skate brand collaborations.<ul><li>Nike SB Dunk Low Pro "Zoo York."</li><li>Designed by co-founder Eli Morgan Gesner and SB team member Danny "Supa" Supasirirat.</li><li>Zoo York graffiti-inspired stencil graphics drawn from Supa’s skateboard deck.</li><li>Paul Brown and black upper with a gum outsole.</li><li>Style number: 305162</li><li>Color code: 201</li><li>This item is final sale and not eligible for return.</li></ul>

Nike SB Dunk Low Pro Zoo York | Size 10

Named for the West Coast skateboard label Chocolate Skateboards, the Nike SB Dunk Low Pro "Chocolate" commemorates Chocolate team rider Keenan Milton. The "Chocolate," released alongside its West Coast counterpart "Zoo York," are&nbsp;considered to be some of Nike SB’s first skate brand collaborations. The&nbsp;sneaker’s colors were chosen by SB team member Richard Mulder and graphics designed by Chocolate skateboarders. The shoes feature a double-stitched design with a black and anthracite colored upper. The embroidered cross at the heel serves as a tribute to Milton.&nbsp; What sets Nike SB apart from other competitive brands is the unbridled creativity, collaborators, materials and whimsical, highly thematic designs that define a generation of sneakerheads. Nike has explored hundreds of concepts — often with a sense of humor — through its Nike Dunks. From designs that range from beer bottles, to guitar cases, to horror films, jewelry, animals, arts and cities, the Dunks represent some of the most beloved and creative models for the brand.<ul><li>Nike SB Dunk Low Pro "Chocolate," released in 2002.</li><li>Black and anthracite colored upper.</li><li>Embroidered cross on lateral heel.</li><li>Style number: 305162&nbsp;</li><li>Color code: 001</li><li>This item is final sale and not eligible for return.</li></ul>

 Nike SB Dunk Low Pro Chocolate | Size 7

As one half of the Nike SB Dunk "Raygun" collection, this shoe draws inspiration from Nike’s fictional ABA team, the Roswell Rayguns. Originally from a 2002 Nike ad campaign, the Roswell Rayguns featured Baron Davis, Paul Pierce, Vince Carter, Jerry Stackhouse and Jermaine O’Neal. The ad’s clever combination of vintage post-production, new Nike technology and a compelling backstory birthed one of the most memorable advertising campaigns of the 2000s. Nike paired the ads with a Roswell Rayguns website, through which consumers could purchase official Rayguns merchandise.&nbsp; In 2005, Nike SB decided to revisit the story and release two SB Dunk colorways: a Home and an Away style. The collection marked the first appearance of the Nike SB logo on the tongue.&nbsp; The Nike SB Dunk "Raygun Home" has a predominantly black overlay with red and yellow accents, echoing&nbsp;the home jersey of the Rayguns. Most notable is the laser-gun-wielding mascot embroidered onto the lateral heels; the same alien figure can also be found on the left lateral heel of the "What The Dunk," a testament to the iconic character. As a favorite of Sandy Bodecker, father of Nike SB, this theme has been revisited multiple times, and the Raygun legacy lives on both at Nike and with its fans.<ul><li>Nike SB Dunk Low Pro Raygun "Home," released in 2004.</li><li>Style number: 304292</li><li>Color code: 802</li><li>This item is final sale and is not eligible for return.</li></ul>

Nike SB Dunk Low Pro Raygun Home | Size 10

Nike's first 4/20-inspired release was the “Hemp Pack” from 2004. Subtly commemorating the informal holiday, Nike dropped the shoe in April with themed materials. For the first time, the brand created a shoe with a full hemp upper as opposed to the usual textiles used on Nike SB’s of the time. The design team also experimented with a unique gum midsole, and an outsole that matched the color of the Swoosh. Of the three colors released, the Bonsai colorway was rarer than the Mahogany &amp; Cascade with a rumored production run of less than 450 pairs. While all three pairs share the muted hemp upper and gum midsoles, this Bonsai colorway features a deep green on the Swoosh, outsole and laces.<ul><li>Nike SB Dunk Low Pro Hemp “Green Bonsai.”</li><li>Breathable hemp upper with bonsai green accents.</li><li>Style number: 304292</li><li>Color code: 732</li><li>This item is final sale and not eligible for return.</li></ul>

Nike SB Dunk Low Pro Hemp Green Bonsai | Size 8

This Nike Dunk High, released in 2003, sports a white leather upper with blue overlays and a blue Swoosh. Orange accents are featured at the laces, heel and outsole. Originally released in 1985, Nike introduced the Nike Dunk as the premier basketball sneaker in college basketball. The colorways for the series were based on successful programs around the nation. Kentucky, Michigan, UNLV, Syracuse, St. John’s, Villanova and Iowa all received their own signature shoe. The 1985 Nike ads featured the sneakers with a tagline "Be True to Your School," giving fans an opportunity to support their team from head to toe.&nbsp; Over the last 37 years, Nike Dunks have become one of the most iconic sneaker styles of all time and a blank canvas for design inspiration. Most notably, the style was adopted by the skateboarding community, which has led to some of the most coveted Nikes of all, including the Nike Dunk High SB "FLOM," the Nike Dunk Low SB "Paris" and more.&nbsp;<ul><li>Nike Dunk High Euro Knicks 2003.</li><li>White leather upper, blue overlays and Swoosh.&nbsp;</li><li>Orange accents at laces, heel and outsole.&nbsp;</li><li>Style number: 304717</li><li>Color code: 141</li><li>This item is final sale and not eligible for return.</li></ul>

Nike Dunk High Euro Knicks | Size 10

From 2003, the Nike Dunk High Brazil features a simple two-tone colorway in yellow and green, closely resembling the colors of the Brazilian flag. Originally released in 1985, Nike introduced the Dunk as the premier basketball sneaker in college basketball. The colorways for the series were based on successful programs around the nation. Kentucky, Michigan, UNLV, Syracuse, St. John’s, Villanova and Iowa all received their own signature shoe. The 1985 Nike ads featured the sneakers with a tagline "Be True to Your School," giving fans an opportunity to support their team from head to toe.&nbsp; Since then, Nike Dunks have become one of the most iconic sneaker styles of all time and a blank canvas for design inspiration. Most notably, the style was adopted by the skateboarding community, which has led to some of the most coveted Nikes of all, including the Nike Dunk High SB "FLOM," the Nike Dunk Low SB "Paris" and more.&nbsp;<ul><li>Nike Dunk High Brazil, released in 2003.</li><li>Style number: 304717</li><li>Color code: 731</li><li>This item is final sale and not eligible for return.</li></ul>

Nike Dunk High Brazil | Size 10

This Nike Dunk High, released in 2002, sports a tan leather upper with dark brown overlays. Originally released in 1985, Nike introduced the Nike Dunk as the premier basketball sneaker in college basketball. The colorways for the series were based on successful programs around the nation. Kentucky, Michigan, UNLV, Syracuse, St. John’s, Villanova and Iowa all received their own signature shoe. The 1985 Nike ads featured the sneakers with a tagline "Be True to Your School," giving fans an opportunity to support their team from head to toe.&nbsp; Over the last 37, years Nike Dunks have become one of the most iconic sneaker styles of all time and a blank canvas for design inspiration. Most notably, the style was adopted by the skateboarding community, which has led to some of the most coveted Nikes of all, including the Nike Dunk High SB "FLOM," the Nike Dunk Low SB "Paris" and more.&nbsp;<ul><li>Nike Dunk High&nbsp;"Maple Taupe," released in 2002.</li><li>Tan leather upper.&nbsp;</li><li>Dark brown overlays.&nbsp;</li><li>Style number: 304717</li><li>Color code: 222</li><li>This item is final sale and not eligible for return.</li></ul>

Nike Dunk High Maple Taupe | Size 10

In 2003, Nike launched the&nbsp;White Dunk Evolution of an Icon&nbsp;event, in which 25 Japanese artists were tasked to reimagine the white Nike Dunk as abstract works. The traveling exhibition gave way to the commemorative Nike Dunk "City Series" which would feature highlights from major cities across the globe, starting with the Nike SB Dunk Low "Paris" and followed by Nike SB Dunk Low Pro "Tokyo." Also included, the "London" and "Pigeon" SB Dunks, respectively. London was set to be the third city to host the exhibition, but due to an unexpected cancellation, Nike instead released the 202 pairs at the famed Footpatrol. The sneaker itself pays homage to the city of London with a sleek tonal grey suede upper and a dark blue embroidered outline of the river Thames, at the heel. The shoe also features dark blue Nike logos and dark blue laces.<ul><li>Nike SB Dunk Low Pro "London."</li><li>Part of Nike Dunk "City Pack."</li><li>Tonal grey suede upper.</li><li>Dark blue embroidered outline of the Thames on lateral heel.</li><li>Style number: 304292</li><li>Color code: 111</li><li>This item is final sale and not eligible for return.</li></ul>

Nike SB Dunk Low Pro London | Size 7.5

The Nike SB Dunk High Pro "D.U.N.K.L.E." was released in 2004 in collaboration with the experimental hip-hop ensemble U.N.K.L.E. and New York City graffiti artist Futura. Outside of being a limited release with a rumor of fewer than 1,000 pairs produced, this was the first use of the now-iconic pink SB Dunk box. The shoe features a black leather upper with pink overlays to provide contrast. The entire upper uses graphics by the artist Futura, with distinguishable characters on the mid-lateral panel found under a white Nike swoosh. The shoe sits on a black midsole with a cream outsole. This shoe comes with alternate white shoelaces in its original packing and features Mo’Wax branded insoles.<ul><li>Nike SB Dunk High Pro "D.U.N.K.L.E."</li><li>Collaboration between experimental hip-hop ensemble U.N.K.L.E. and New York City graffiti artist Futura.</li><li>Rumored fewer than 1,000 pairs produced, this was the first use of the now-iconic pink SB Dunk box.</li><li>Black leather upper with pink overlays.</li><li>Mo’Wax branded insoles.</li><li>Style number: 305050</li><li>Color code: 013</li><li>This item is final sale and not eligible for return.</li></ul>

Nike SB Dunk High Pro D.U.N.K.L.E. | Size 10

The Nike SB Dunk made its formal debut in 2002 when Nike officially reappropriated the famed Dunk basketball sneaker originally designed in the 1980s with upgrades suited for the skateboarding community. The man behind it, former Nike executive Sandy Boedecker, is credited with building one of Nike’s most beloved subdivisions in the early 2000s with the Nike SB line. What sets Nike SB apart from other competitive brands is the unbridled creativity, collaborators, materials and whimsical highly thematic designs that define a generation of sneakerheads. Nike has explored hundreds of concepts — often with a sense of humor — through its Nike Dunks. Taking inspiration everywhere from beer bottles and horror films to jewelry and significant cities, Dunks represent some of the most beloved and creative models for the brand.<ul><li>Nike SB Dunk Low Pro "Bucks," released in 2003.</li><li>White and yellow leather upper with green suede overlays.</li><li>Black tongue and lining.</li><li>"Buck" branding on heel tab in yellow.</li><li>Style number: 304292</li><li>Color code: 132</li><li>This item is final sale and not eligible for return.</li></ul>

Nike SB Dunk Low Pro Bucks | Size 10

Originally released in 1985, Dunks have become one of the most iconic sneaker styles of all time and a blank canvas for design inspiration.&nbsp;Premium leather and soft suede were used in the construction of this sneaker.<ul><li>Nike Dunk Low Premium "Undefeated Splatter."</li><li>Designed in collaboration with the Los Angeles-based streetwear brand&nbsp;Undefeated, founded in the same year as this style release (2002).</li><li>White and grey splatter pattern overlay on grey uppers, team red Swoosh and heel tab.</li><li>Style number: 305979</li><li>Color code: 061</li><li>This item is final sale and not eligible for return.</li></ul>

Nike Dunk Low Premium Undefeated Splatter | Size 10

These highly exclusive Dunk Low Pros were made specifically in honor of LeBron James and his hometown of Akron, Ohio. The pair features red crocodile skin embossed leather, blue suede and white leather panels. The pair is finished with a gold swoosh. The colors of the pair pay homage to the Ohio state flag, and features a gold outline of the state with a gold star highlighting Akron’s location. The model is incredibly limited and highly sought after by collectors.&nbsp; Originally released in 1985, Nike introduced the Nike Dunk as the premiere basketball sneaker in college basketball. The colorways for the series were based on successful programs around the nation. Kentucky, Michigan, UNLV, Syracuse, St. John’s, Villanova and Iowa all received their own signature shoe. The 1985 Nike ads featured the sneakers with a tagline ‘Be True to Your School’ giving fans an opportunity to support their team from head to toe.&nbsp; Since then,&nbsp;Nike Dunks have become one of the most iconic sneaker styles of all time and a blank canvas for design inspiration. Most notably, the style was adopted by the skateboarding community, which has led to some of the most coveted Nikes of all including the Nike Dunk High SB ‘FLOM,' the Nike Dunk Low SB ‘Paris’ and more. <ul><li>Nike Dunk Low Pro LeBron James "Akron."</li><li>Red, blue and white upper.</li><li>Ohio State embroidered on lateral heel.</li><li>Style number: BBM899</li><li>Color code: M11 C1</li><li>This item is final sale and not eligible for return.</li></ul>

Nike Dunk Low Pro LeBron James Akron | Size 9.5

Designed by Nike SB Team rider Todd Jordan in 2003, the Nike SB Dunk High Hulk is dressed in varying shades of green, bearing a resemblance to the fictional character The Incredible Hulk. This is a rare dunk where the upper is entirely composed of suede and still features the original Nike tag on the tongue.&nbsp; Originally released in 1985, Nike introduced the Nike Dunk as the premier basketball sneaker in college basketball. The colorways for the series were based on successful programs around the nation. Kentucky, Michigan, UNLV, Syracuse, St. John’s, Villanova and Iowa all received their own signature shoe. The 1985 Nike ads featured the sneakers with a tagline "Be True to Your School," giving fans an opportunity to support their team from head to toe.&nbsp; Over the last 37 years, Nike Dunks have become one of the most iconic sneaker styles of all time and a blank canvas for design inspiration. Most notably, the style was adopted by the skateboarding community, which has led to some of the most coveted Nikes of all, including the Nike Dunk High SB "FLOM," the Nike Dunk Low SB "Paris" and more.&nbsp;<ul><li>Nike SB Dunk High "Hulk."</li><li>Full suede upper.</li><li>Style number: 305050</li><li>Color code: 303</li><li>This item is final sale and not eligible for return.</li></ul>

Nike SB Dunk High Hulk | Size 10

The Nike SB Dunk Low Pro "Broncos" was released in 2003 and pays homage to the Denver Broncos with its tri-tone colorway of navy, orange and white. The pair features a white leather upper, with navy overlays, and orange accents on the Swoosh, sockliner, eyestay and outsole.&nbsp; The Nike SB Dunk made its formal debut in 2002, when Nike officially reappropriated the famed Dunk basketball sneaker originally designed in the 1980s with upgrades suited for the skateboarding community. The man behind it, former Nike executive Sandy Boedecker, is credited with building one of Nike’s most beloved subdivisions in the early 2000s with the Nike SB line.<ul><li>Nike SB Dunk Low Pro "Broncos."</li><li>Pays homage to American football team Denver Broncos.&nbsp;</li><li>Navy, orange and white colorway.&nbsp;</li><li>Style number: 304292</li><li>Color code: 184</li><li>This item is final sale and not eligible for return.</li></ul>

 Nike SB Dunk Low Pro Broncos | Size 11

Released in 2016, this colorful and unique Nike SB Dunk High draws inspiration from the Mesoamerican tribal designs of the 15th and 16th centuries. With black suede overlays, the panels are adorned with colorful geometric patterns which are signature to the tribal artworks of that era. The Nike SB Dunk made its formal debut in 2002 when Nike officially reappropriated the famed Dunk basketball sneaker originally designed in the 1980s with upgrades suited for the skateboarding community. The man behind it, former Nike executive Sandy Boedecker, is credited with building one of Nike’s most beloved subdivisions in the early 2000s with the Nike SB line. What sets Nike SB apart from other competitive brands is the unbridled creativity, collaborators, materials, and whimsical highly thematic designs that define a generation of sneakerheads. Nike has explored hundreds of concepts – often with a sense of humor – through its Nike Dunks. Taking inspiration everywhere from beer bottles and horror films to jewelry and significant cities, Dunks represent some of the most beloved and creative models for the brand. Samples are sneakers made by the manufacturer either for promotional purposes or for testing various aspects of a design. They are far rarer than the general release pairs.<ul><li>Nike SB Dunk High Aztec Geometry Sample.</li><li>Colorful geometric panels with black suede overlays.</li><li>Style number: 313171</li><li>Color code: 030</li><li>This item is final sale and not eligible for return.</li></ul>

Nike SB Dunk High Aztec Geometry Sample | Size 9

Designed in 2006 by Hiroshi Fujiwara – “the godfather of streetwear” – these Dunk Lows are an iconic pair. Featuring a mix of leather types, the black Dunks are adorned with white polka dots atop the patent leather regions.&nbsp; Originally released in 1985, Nike introduced the Nike Dunk as the premier basketball sneaker in college basketball. The colorways for the series were based on successful programs around the nation. Kentucky, Michigan, UNLV, Syracuse, St. John’s , Villanova and Iowa all received their own signature shoe. The 1985 Nike ads featured the sneakers with a tagline “Be True to Your School,” giving fans an opportunity to support their team from head to toe.&nbsp; Over the last 37 years, Nike Dunks have become one of the most iconic sneaker styles of all time and a blank canvas for design inspiration. Most notably, the style was adopted by the skateboarding community, which has led to some of the most coveted Nikes of all, including the Nike Dunk High SB “FLOM,” the Nike Dunk Low SB “Paris” and more.&nbsp;<ul><li>Nike Dunk Low PRB “Polka Dot.”</li><li>Mix of leather and patent leather.</li><li>Style number: 314886</li><li>Color code: 001</li><li>This item is final sale and not eligible for return.</li></ul>

Nike Dunk Low PRB Polka Dot | Size 9

The legendary 2001 CO.JP release was a trio of eccentric colorways unofficially dubbed the “Ugly Duckling” Pack, which included the “Plum,” “Veneer” and “Ceramic” colorways. This pair is the Ceramic colorway, featuring a suede upper with a black base, orange overlays and green accents atop the white midsole. Dropping exclusively in Japan, these are one of the most globally sought-after CO.JP Dunks. Nike rereleased this design in 2020, further increasing the desirability of the 2001 version. CO.JP is an acronym for Concept Japan, a line of Nike models exclusively released to the Japanese market.&nbsp; The evolution of the Nike Dunk has made the style one of Nike’s most important designs in the brand’s history. Originally released in 1985 as a basketball shoe, Nike has adapted the model to meet the demands of its entire audience. Before the formal creation of Nike SB, the sneaker brand catered to the skating community by updating the beloved Dunk Low in the 1990s. By adding nylon to the tongue of the shoe, Nike improved the fit for skaters. As demand for this “new” Dunk surged, Nike doubled down on their success by releasing the 2001 Dunk Pro B. These were the first Dunks to feature extra padding in the tongue and elastic straps to boost performance and fit.&nbsp;<ul><li>Nike Dunk Low Pro B CO.JP “Ceramic” 2001.</li><li>Style number: 624044</li><li>Color code: 031</li><li>This item is final sale and not eligible for return.</li></ul>

Nike Dunk Low Pro B CO.JP Ceramic 2001 | Size 8.5

Among the most iconic collaborations of 2017, Japanese fashion house Comme des Garçons teamed up with Nike to design the Dunk High Clear. Released in conjunction with New York Fashion Week in February of that year, CDG designer Rei Kawakubo completely revamped the classic Nike dunk. An all-leather upper was swapped for a mix of leather and transparent PVC panels. The Swoosh branding still appears in its usual places, namely on the sides of both uppers and on the tongue. That said, the upper is accented further with CDG lettering on the heel counters.&nbsp; Originally released in 1985, Nike introduced the Nike Dunk as the premiere basketball sneaker in college basketball. The colorways for the series were based on successful programs around the nation. Kentucky, Michigan, UNLV, Syracuse, St. John’s , Villanova and Iowa all received their own signature shoe. The 1985 Nike ads featured the sneakers with a tagline ‘Be True to Your School’ giving fans an opportunity to support their team from head to toe.&nbsp; Since then,&nbsp;Nike Dunks have become one of the most iconic sneaker styles of all time and a blank canvas for design inspiration. Most notably, the style was adopted by the skateboarding community, which has led to some of the most coveted Nikes of all including the Nike Dunk High SB ‘FLOM’, the Nike Dunk Low SB ‘Paris’ and more.&nbsp;<ul><li>Nike Dunk High Comme des Garçons Clear.</li><li>Transparent PVC panels on upper.</li><li>Style number: 917428</li><li>Color code: 001</li><li>This item is final sale and not eligible for return.</li></ul>

Nike Dunk High Comme des Garçons Clear | Size 9

The Nike SB Dunk Low Pro Legion Pine Kumquat was released in 2014, and features an off-white leather upper, with crocodile-embossed Legion Pine overlays. The Swoosh and heel patch is built in bright orange, pebbled leather, and the pair also includes bright orange laces and outsole.&nbsp; The Nike SB Dunk made its formal debut in 2002, when Nike officially reappropriated the famed Dunk basketball sneaker originally designed in the 1980s with upgrades suited for the skateboarding community. The man behind it, former Nike executive Sandy Boedecker, is credited with building one of Nike’s most beloved subdivisions in the early 2000s with the Nike SB line.<ul><li>Nike SB Dunk Low Pro "Legion Pine Kumquat."</li><li>Off-white leather upper.&nbsp;</li><li>Crocodile-embossed Legion Pine overlays.&nbsp;</li><li>Orange, pebbled leather Swoosh and heel patch.&nbsp;</li><li>Style number: 304292</li><li>Color code: 383</li><li>This item is final sale and not eligible for return.</li></ul>

Nike SB Dunk Low Pro Legion Pine Kumquat | Size 10.5

Designed in collaboration with iconic streetwear brand Cactus Plant Flea Market, these Nike Dunk Lows consist of a light tan suede upper with a stitched triangle pattern. Additionally, the design includes darker khaki suede overlays, and soles that are encased in a dried mud-like texture. The left sneaker features an exaggerated white Swoosh on the lateral side, green laces and Nike branding at the tongue. Whereas the right sneaker sports a Yin and Yang logo on the lateral heel, brown laces and CPFM co-branding at the tongue. The iconic CPFM heat map design is featured on the insoles.&nbsp; Originally released in 1985, Nike introduced the Nike Dunk as the premier basketball sneaker in college basketball. The colorways for the series were based on successful programs around the nation. Kentucky, Michigan, UNLV, Syracuse, St. John’s , Villanova and Iowa all received their own signature shoe. The 1985 Nike ads featured the sneakers with a tagline "Be True to Your School," giving fans an opportunity to support their team from head to toe.&nbsp;<ul><li>Nike Dunk Low SP Cactus Plant Flea Market "Desert Moss."</li><li>Tan suede upper with stitched triangle pattern.&nbsp;</li><li>Dark khaki suede overlays.&nbsp;</li><li>Soles in dried mud-like texture.&nbsp;</li><li>Style number: DM0430</li><li>Color code: 700</li><li>This item is final sale and not eligible for return.</li></ul>

Nike Dunk Low Cactus Plant Flea Market Desert Moss | Size 9

The Nike SB Dunk made its formal debut in 2002 when Nike officially reappropriated the famed Dunk basketball sneaker originally designed in the 1980s with upgrades suited for the skateboarding community. The man behind it, former Nike executive Sandy Boedecker, is credited with building one of Nike’s most beloved subdivisions in the early 2000s with the Nike SB line. What sets Nike SB apart from other competitive brands is the unbridled creativity, collaborators, materials, and whimsical highly thematic designs that define a generation of sneakerheads. Nike has explored hundreds of concepts – often with a sense of humor – through its Nike Dunks. Taking inspiration everywhere from beer bottles and horror films to jewelry and significant cities, Dunks represent some of the most beloved and creative models for the brand.<ul><li>Nike SB Zoom Dunk High Premium Thomas Campbell "What The," released in 2017.</li><li>Collaboration between Nike SB and multimedia artist Thomas Campbell, who was the art director for skate film&nbsp;Nike SB Chronicles Vol. 3.</li><li>Design inspired by the film's poster artwork.</li><li>Multicolored upper with white midsole and gum rubber outsole.</li><li>Style number: 918321</li><li>Color code: 381</li><li>This item is final sale and not eligible for return.</li></ul>

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