<a href="https://www.sothebys.com/en/buy/fashion/sneaker/nike" rel="noopener noreferrer" target="_blank">Nike</a> SB <a href="https://www.sothebys.com/en/buy/fashion/sneaker/nike/dunk-low" rel="noopener noreferrer" target="_blank">Dunk Low</a> Pro De La Soul, released in 2005.<ul><li>Style Number: 304292</li><li>Color Code: 171</li><li>This item is final sale and is not eligible for return.</li></ul>

Nike SB Dunk Low Pro De La Soul | Size 10.5

Nike SB Dunk High Pro “Carhartt,” released in 2004.<ul><li>Nicknamed “Carhartt” due to the rugged, all-black canvas construction on the upper.</li><li>Embroidered brown Nike branding on heel.</li><li>Style number: 304292</li><li>Color code: 004</li><li>This item is final sale and not eligible for return.</li></ul>

Nike SB Dunk Low Pro Carhartt | Size 9.5

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 rumored less 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 less 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 9.5

Originally released in 1985, Dunks have become one of the most iconic sneaker styles of all time and a blank canvas for design inspiration. In 2001, the CO.JP Samba released exclusively in Japan. This 2020 edition marks its first retro release. Leather uppers in Samba Silver and Hyper Blue are accented with True Red outsole, Nike Swooshes and heel tabs.&nbsp;<ul><li>Nike Dunk Low SP 'CO.JP Samba.'</li><li>Hyper Blue and Samba Silver leather upper.</li><li>White rubber midsole.</li><li>Perforated toe box.</li><li>True Red outsole, Nike Swoosh and heel tab.</li><li>White rubber midsole.</li><li>Perforated toe box.</li><li>Nike branding on the tongue and heel tab.</li><li>Style Number: CZ2667</li><li>Color Code: 400</li><li>This item is final sale and not eligible for return.</li></ul>

Nike Dunk Low CO.JP Samba | Size 11

NIKE, NIKE SB DUNK LOW PRO, US 10 - UK 9LEATHER, CANVAS, RUBBER, COTTON2003 Perhaps the most popular and recognizable Nike SB Dunks in existence, Nike's SB Dunk Low Paris Bernard Buffet is one of the most visually appealing designs produced by the brand. Approximately 200 pairs of the regular release were made for Nike's traveling White Dunk Exhibition in 2003, an exhibit that featured several extremely limited SB Dunks created for the tour’s host cities. This pair in ‘Rope/Special Cardinal’colors (utilizing tan-suede) represents Paris and featurescanvas overlays containing the artwork of French painter Bernard Buffet. Born in Paris in 1928, Bernard Buffet was a prolific French expressionist painter who is best remembered as a bold rejector of abstract painting and part of the anti-abstraction group L’homme Témoin, which campaigned for the importance of representational art during a time when abstraction was a key trend throughout the art world. His some 8,000 works cover a plethora of concepts throughout art history including death, sex, politics and pop culture. Mr. Buffet was inducted into the Académie des Beaux-Arts in 1974. The Nike SB Dunk Low Paris Bernard Buffet is one of the most coveted designs by collectors worldwide. 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.

Nike SB Dunk Low Pro 'Paris Bernard Buffet'

Nike Dunk Low ‘Virgil Abloh x Futura Laboratories’ — Friends &amp; Family Edition NIKE, NIKE DUNK LOWSIZE 13Leather, Rubber, Cotton2019 In 2019 at Off-White™ c/o Virgil Abloh’s Spring/Summer 2020 show in Paris amongst the field of white carnations that lined the runway, the world caught its first glimpse of the Nike Dunk Low interpretation by ‘Virgil Abloh™ x Futura Laboratories’. The sneakers were an anchor piece of the season’s collection which saw the late founder of Off-White™, Virgil Abloh, collaborate with the legendary artist on a series of garments customized with his signature abstract style-shirts, pants, and a baby blue sculptural rendition of Futura’s otherworldly character:&nbsp;Pointman, a reoccurring figure in his artistic universe. The shoes combine stylistic cues from both creative minds — from Futura’s signature abstract hand to Virgil’s now iconic double-laced take on the classic Nike Dunk silhouette. Virgil conceived of the collaboration as an opportunity to recognize and celebrate Futura not only as a fellow Nike collaborator and designer of some of the most coveted sneakers in Nike’s history, but as a pioneer in the space of art, culture, and commerce that Virgil had inherited and expanded. The sneakers captured the internet’s imagination in their distillation of Virgil’s ethos. The Dunks are a reinterpretation of a classic Nike silhouette refracted through Virgil’s unique lens which combined his deep understanding of Nike’s history, his subcultural bonafides, and his aesthetic sensibilities. Origins of The Nike Dunk Low ‘Virgil Abloh™ x Futura Laboratories’ For Futura and Virgil, the sneakers represented more than an internet-breaking moment, but a means of disrupting sneaker culture and the cycles of hype that so characterize it in this contemporary moment. The shoes were developed with as minimal a team as possible as to foreclose any possibilities of leaks. The Paris Fashion Week moment was orchestrated to be an unorthodox venue for the debut of a sneaker, harkening back to the element of surprise that characterized early sneaker culture. Perhaps most critically, the shoes were never intended for wide commercial release. Futura and Virgil, both acutely aware of the dominance of monetary worth in sneaker culture discourse, developed the ‘Virgil Abloh™ x Futura Laboratories’ Dunks as an answer to the question: “how do we create an invaluable sneaker?” The extremely limited allotment was designated for auction for the benefit of a non-profit of importance to Virgil and Futura. The remaining shoes were to be distributed to Virgil and Futura’s communities —friends, artists, designers — all of deep personal significance to the pair.&nbsp; Each pair was to be a personalized one-of-one gift that was a metaphor for the invaluable spirit of community, friendship, and collaboration. The Nike Dunk Low ‘Virgil Abloh™ x Futura Laboratories’: The Reinterpretation of a Classic Design Futura and Virgil designed two colorways of the Nike Dunk Low. The orange and blue ‘Virgil Abloh™ x Futura Laboratories’ Dunks are a nod to Futura’s New York Mets fandom and another canonical Nike Dunk Low SB release, the 2002 ‘Danny Supa’ Nike SB Dunk which helped launch Nike’s official skateboarding arm Nike SB. Futura quite literally made his name as a graffiti writer in New York City and was on the cutting edge of the shift from the decipherable letter-making of early graffiti writers to more abstract forms that paralleled some of the concurrent movements happening within the white walls of the formal art world. That signature abstraction dances across the uppers of both colorways. The pair also features Futura Laboratories ‘FL’ logo which also grace Futura’s incredibly rare FLOM (‘For the Love of Money’) Nike Dunk Highs which similarly were released in 2003 to a small group of close friends and family. The Nike Dunk Low ‘Virgil Abloh™ x Futura Laboratories’ is undoubtedly a spiritual successor to the Nike Dunk High ‘FLOM’ — the 2003 Dunk integrating images of a variety of currencies on the sides of the upper. A modified version of Virgil’s famous Helvetica date and place of origin stamp appears on the medial upper, this time with the “Nike Dunk Low” stylized in Virgil’s handwriting. The signatures of both Virgil and Futura sit underneath the blue semi-transparent soles of both shoes, a quiet imprint of their creators and their hand styles. On offer is an exclusive pair of the Nike Dunk Low ‘Virgil Abloh x Futura Laboratories,’ accompanied by the highly sought-after Friends and Family packaging. Originally seeded to select friends and collaborators of Virgil Abloh and Futura, each pair from this special release was delivered in a custom orange-branded Pelican case, along with a limited edition commemorative card. Notably, each shoe featured the recipient’s name handwritten on the midsole in pen. Prior to being consigned to Sotheby’s, the original personalization was carefully removed.

Nike Dunk Low ‘Virgil Abloh x Futura Laboratories’ with Friends and Family Packaging

The Nike SB Dunk Low Pro Parra “Friends &amp; Family” was released in 2019 and is another iteration in the collaborative relationship between Dutch artist Piet Parra and Nike. This release was limited to family and friends of the artist and followed behind the general release of Parra’s Nike SB Dunk Low OG QS which also uses a multi-hued color scheme.<ul><li>Nike SB Dunk Low Pro Parra “Friends &amp; Family."</li><li>Limited to family and friends of the artist.</li><li>Midnight turquoise suede upper with gum rubber outsole.</li><li>Signature artwork from Parra on the sockliner and tongue tag.</li><li>Quadruple multicolored chenille swooshes on side panels.</li><li>Parra logo located on the mudguard and heel tab.</li><li>Style number: CN4504</li><li>Color code: 300</li><li>This item is final sale and not eligible for return.</li></ul>

Nike SB Dunk Low Parra Friends and Family | Size 6.5

A year after Supreme debuted their first Nike SB collaboration, the New York skate brand created another iconic design: Commemorating the release of the Nike Dunk, Supreme pulled three colorways from the 1985 "Be True To Your School" program: "Varsity Red," "University Blue" and "College Orange." Each colorway features vibrant crocodile embossed leather overlays. The quarter panels are adorned with gold stars and the tongue tags have Nike branding stitched in golden thread. Supreme also introduced a branded deubre, finished in metallic gold—an accessory not often associated with the Nike SB Dunk line. Like the original 2002 release, the Supreme SB Dunk Highs were highly limited and sold exclusively through Supreme stores, limitations on purchase quantities were also put in place to discourage reselling.<ul><li>Nike SB Dunk High Pro Supreme University Blue, released in 2003.</li><li>Style number: 307385</li><li>Color code: 141</li><li>This item is final sale and is not eligible for return.</li></ul>

 Nike SB Dunk High Pro Supreme University Blue | Size 9

Originally released in 1985, Dunks have become one of the most iconic sneaker styles of all time and a blank canvas for design inspiration. Before Nike finalized a name, the "Dunk" was called "College Color High." Nike created variations inspired by the colors of key college basketball teams. In August of 1985, the program "Nike College Colors" launched with the tagline, "Be True to Your School" (BTTYS), giving fans an opportunity to support their team from head to toe.&nbsp; Nike's 2021 reissue of one of the original colorways honoring the University of Las Vegas's athletic department was crafted in the school's signature University Red and Soft Grey, recreating the original 1985 version, albeit in a new low-top form.<ul><li>Nike Dunk Low "UNLV," released in 2021.</li><li>Grey mid-panel and perforated toe box with red accents and Swoosh.</li><li>White midsole and red outsole.</li><li>"NIKE" logo embroidered in grey on each heel.</li><li>Style number: DD1391&nbsp;</li><li>Color code: 002</li><li>This item is final sale and is not eligible for return.</li></ul>

Nike Dunk Low UNLV | Size 12

As a part of one of Stash’s (Josh Franklin) traveling exhibitions, “Tools Of The Trade,” he dropped 50 pairs of his Nike Dunk at the famed Paris concept store Colette. Alongside his Nike Dunk — the star of the opening event — Stash displayed and sold other limited-edition items designed by the artist in collaboration with brands like Nike, BAPE and Medicom. These Dunks were sold at an unprecedented price of EUR 350, atypical of classic Nike Dunks, and blur the line between sneakers and art. Each box was numbered by the artist, with this particular pair number 41/50. The box has been personalized by Stash himself, with his graffiti tag on the exterior lid and side label.&nbsp;The shoes feature printed Stash graffiti tags on the lateral side of the heel and are accented with a paint drip motif on the quarter panels. These shoes are accompanied by a letter from James Spence Authentication in regards to the signature.<ul><li>Nike Dunk Low "Stash."</li><li>Limited to 50 pairs.</li><li>Includes personalized box.</li><li>Grey graphite and black leather upper with white swooshes and details.</li><li>Graffiti signature on the side of lateral heel tabs.</li><li>Style number: 307371</li><li>Color code: 001</li></ul>

Nike Dunk Low Stash with Signed Box | Size 8

Creative visionary and graphic designer, Jeff Staple, collaborated with Nike to create a spinoff from the original 2005 ‘Pigeon’ SB Dunk. The Nike Dunk Low Pro SB 'Panda Pigeon' is the third release in the “Pigeon” Dunk series and was released in 2019. The design, originally only meant to be a sample that Staple’s teased on social media, was brought to life after collectors caught a glimpse of the 2018 post. The model pays tribute to Staple’s Chinese roots and features his signature pigeon embroidered on the heel of the black and white leather upper. The translucent rubber sole portrays a collage of the front page of the New York Post from the day after the famed release of the original “Pigeon” Dunk in 2005 that allegedly resulted in a sneaker riot. The Nike branding on the back heel is contrasted in lime green, with additional shoelaces and insole to match. The pair also comes with a pair of black and&nbsp;white shoelaces. 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 'Panda Pigeon'</li><li>White and black leather upper.</li><li>Pigeon embroidered on back heel.</li><li>Staple stamp on sockliner.</li><li>Lime green accents throughout.</li><li>Black and white shoelaces in addition to lime green.</li><li>Style Number: BV1310</li><li>Color Code: 013</li><li>This item is final sale and not eligible for return.</li></ul>

Nike SB Dunk Low Pro Panda Pigeon | Size 8.5

Virgil Abloh pays homage to skate culture’s adoption of 1980’s Nike Basketball silhouettes with the Nike Dunk Low Off-White University Red. When Nike unveiled the Dunk as the centerpiece of their Nike College Color’s program in 1985, seven different colleges were represented in the first colorways offered. The university red colorway tributes UNLV’s school colors. A Wolf Grey leather base covers the toe, mid-panel and ankle collar. University Red leather overlays contrast the grey panels on the forefoot, toe, eyelets, and heel with an orange flagged red Swoosh branding located on the mid-panel. Traditional red laces appear where they have always been, though Abloh opts to add a second set of bright orange laces in a staggered fashion throughout the upper. Completing the look of the limited edition collaboration is a white rubber midsole with a red outsole. 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; <ul><li>Limited edition collaboration between Nike and Off-White.</li><li>Wolf Grey covers the toe, mid-panel and ankle collar.</li><li>University Red leather overlays contrast the grey panels on the forefoot, toe, eyelets, and heel.</li><li>Orange-tabbed Red Swoosh.</li><li>White rubber midsole with University Red outsole.</li><li>Bright orange flywire lacing.</li><li>Style Number: CT0856</li><li>Color Code: 600</li><li>This item is final sale and not eligible for return.</li></ul>

Nike Dunk Low Off-White University Red | Size 4.5

The Nike SB Dunk Low Pro "Bison" was released in 2003, which also marked the sophomore year of Nike SB and the debut of the silver box. The pair features a suede upper, with heels and side panels that consist of two different shades of brown. The toe box is wrapped with a contrasting bright red suede and finished with a dark brown midsole and classic gum 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. 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 "Bison," released in 2003.</li><li>Style number: 304292</li><li>Color code: 226</li><li>This item is final sale and not eligible for return.</li></ul>

Nike SB Dunk Low Pro Bison | Size 9

Michael Lau, known as the “godfather of designer toys,” is an important figure in the worldwide collectibles scene. Originating from Hong Kong, Lau’s fame is largely due to his talents in illustration and toy design. His work has had a significant influence on toy manufacturers, street culture, as well as other artists and musicians. Lau held his first solo painting exhibition at the Pao Galleries of the Hong Kong Arts Centre in 1993. This model, released in 2006 in a very limited production run, is based on Lau’s skateboarding comic strip, “Gardener.” The sneakers pay homage to “Gardener” through the dark brown wood-like printed upper and the four “drill holes” on the ankles, representative of the holes found on a deck.&nbsp;&nbsp; These sneakers come in a beautifully finished walnut wood box, with an extra set of laces, a signed mini wooden skate deck hangtag and t-shirt accessory. This pair is accompanied by a letter from James Spence Authentication in regards to the signature on the hangtag.<ul><li>Nike SB Dunk Low Michael Lau “Gardener Wood,” released in 2006.</li><li>Dark brown wood-like printed upper.</li><li>Housed in walnut wood box.</li><li>Comes with an extra set of laces, a signed mini wooden skate deck hangtag accompanied by a letter from James Spence Authentication and a t-shirt accessory.</li><li>Style number: 316164</li><li>Color code: 221</li><li>This item is final sale and not eligible for return.</li></ul>

Nike SB Dunk Low Michael Lau Gardener Wood  | Size 9

As an ode to the hit HBO television series&nbsp;Entourage, Nike SB created a friends and family exclusive to commemorate the final season of the show. The&nbsp;Entourage&nbsp;x Nike SB Dunk Low comes in a black elephant-print upper with suede panels on the lace guard, heel and Swoosh.&nbsp;Entourage&nbsp;branding can be found on the tongue, below the Nike SB logo and on one side of the insole. “The End” is inscribed on the other insole.&nbsp; The&nbsp;Entourage&nbsp;Dunk Low was created exclusively for Friends and Family and never released to the public. 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 Premium Entourage “Friends &amp; Family,” produced in 2011.</li><li>Black elephant-print upper with suede panels.</li><li>Style number: 313170</li><li>Color code: 013&nbsp;</li><li>This item is final sale and not eligible for return.</li></ul>

Nike SB Dunk Low Premium Entourage Friends and Family | Size 8

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

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

Creative visionary and graphic designer Jeff Staple collaborated with Nike to create a spinoff from the original 2005 “Pigeon” SB Dunk. The Nike Dunk Low Pro SB “Panda Pigeon” is the third release in the “Pigeon” Dunk series and was released in 2019. The design, originally only meant to be a sample that Staple teased on social media, was brought to life after collectors caught a glimpse of the 2018 post. The model pays tribute to Staple’s Chinese roots and features his signature pigeon embroidered on the heel of the black and white leather upper. The translucent rubber sole portrays a collage of the front page of The New York Post from the day after the famed release of the original “Pigeon” Dunk in 2005 that allegedly resulted in a sneaker riot. The Nike branding on the back heel is contrasted in lime green, with additional shoelaces and insole to match. The pair also comes with a pair of black and&nbsp;white shoelaces. 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 “Panda Pigeon.”</li><li>White and black leather upper.</li><li>Pigeon embroidered on back heel.</li><li>Staple stamp on sockliner.</li><li>Lime green accents throughout.</li><li>Black and white shoelaces in addition to lime green.</li><li>Style number: BV1310</li><li>Color code: 013</li><li>This item is final sale and not eligible for return.</li></ul>

Nike SB Dunk Low Pro Panda Pigeon | 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 2020, Nike released the Dunk High Retro SP 'Michigan,' an 80's basketball classic in a navy and gold yellow color scheme that pays homage to the University of Michigan's signature school colors. The "Wolverines" Dunk High was one of the seven original colorways that debuted in 1985 as part of Nike's College Colors Program, a campaign that brought school-spirited color ways to footwear in college basketball. <ul><li>Nike Dunk High SP 'Michigan'</li><li>Bright maize yellow gold leather toe, mid-panel and ankle collar.</li><li>Contrasting navy leather overlays.</li><li>White rubber midsole with navy outsole.</li><li>Nike branding on the tongue.</li><li>Style Number: CZ8149</li><li>Color Code: 700</li><li>This item is final sale and not eligible for return.</li></ul>

Nike Dunk High Retro Michigan | Size 8.5

Nike Dunk High SP "Spartan Green," released in 2020.<ul><li>White toe, mid-panel and ankle collar.</li><li>Contrasting Spartan Green leather overlays.</li><li>Perforated toe.</li><li>White rubber midsole with Spartan Green outsole.</li><li>Nike branding on the tongue.</li><li>Style Number: CZ8149</li><li>Color Code: 100</li><li>This item is final sale and not eligible for return.</li></ul>

Nike Dunk High Retro Spartan Green | Size 11.5

In 2020, Nike released the Dunk High Retro SP 'Michigan,' an 80's basketball classic in a navy and gold yellow color scheme that pays homage to the University of Michigan's signature school colors. The "Wolverines" Dunk High was one of the seven original colorways that debuted in 1985 as part of Nike's College Colors Program, a campaign that brought school-spirited color ways to footwear in college basketball. <ul><li>Nike Dunk High SP "Michigan."</li><li>Bright maize yellow gold leather toe, mid-panel and ankle collar.</li><li>Contrasting navy leather overlays.</li><li>White rubber midsole with navy outsole.</li><li>Nike branding on the tongue.</li><li>Style Number: CZ8149</li><li>Color Code: 700</li><li>This item is final sale and not eligible for return.</li></ul>

Nike Dunk High Retro Michigan | Size 10

This unique Nike SB Dunk made in 2007 is unique in its choice of material and colorblocking. The toe box and side paneling are all in a black suede, whereas the back part of the shoe is built entirely to look like snakeskin. The heel panels and tongues are red with a contrasting yellow base and lace lock. The Swoosh is a black snakeskin as well with a textured snakeskin heel tab.&nbsp; 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. Nike SB stands apart for its unbridled creativity, unique collaborations and materials, and whimsical thematic designs. 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 major cities, Dunks represent some of the most beloved and creative models for the brand.<ul><li>Nike SB Dunk Low Premium "Coral Snake."</li><li>Black suede and faux snakeskin upper.</li><li>Style number: 313170</li><li>Color code: 701</li><li>This item is final sale and not eligible for return.</li></ul>

Nike SB Dunk Low Premium Coral Snake | Size 9

Released in 2004, the Nike SB Dunk Low “Jedi” imitates the ragged attire, as well as the green skin, of Star Wars character “Yoda.” Yoda was a Jedi Master who trained Luke Skywalker in the 1980 smash hit&nbsp;The Empire Strikes Back. Additionally, the laces, tongue and heel are all in a neon green, nodding to the iconic use of light sabers in the film.&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 Pro “Jedi.”</li><li>Brown and green upper.&nbsp;</li><li>Neon green tongue, laces and heel.&nbsp;</li><li>Style number: 304292</li><li>Color code: 222</li><li>This item is final sale and not eligible for return.</li></ul>

Nike SB Dunk Low Pro Jedi | 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. In 2001, the CO.JP Samba released exclusively in Japan. This 2020 edition marks its first retro release. Leather uppers in Samba Silver and Hyper Blue are accented with True Red outsole, Nike Swooshes and heel tabs.&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 SP "CO.JP Samba."</li><li>Hyper Blue and Samba Silver leather upper.</li><li>White rubber midsole.</li><li>Perforated toe box.</li><li>True Red outsole, Nike Swoosh and heel tab.</li><li>White rubber midsole.</li><li>Perforated toe box.</li><li>Nike branding on the tongue and heel tab.</li><li>Style Number: CZ2667</li><li>Color Code: 400</li><li>This item is final sale and not eligible for return.</li></ul>

Nike Dunk Low CO.JP Samba | 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 rumored less 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 less 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 8.5

Inspired by the flag of the State of California, the Nike SB Dunk Low "Cali" is immediately recognizable by its unique colorway. The pair features a white leather upper contrasted with a brown suede panel, representing the state’s predominantly white flag and brown bear. A single embroidered star is featured on the back panel, which can be found on the top left of the California state flag.&nbsp; The unique combination of the green midsole and red outsole is inspired by the green grass beneath the bear's feet and the red bar that is featured across the bottom of the flag. Paying homage to this original SB Dunk Low, in 2014, Nike released the "Cali" Dunk High bearing the same color scheme.<ul><li>Nike SB Dunk Low Pro "Cali," released in 2004.</li><li>White leather upper with brown suede mid panel.</li><li>Embroidered red star on lateral side ankle.</li><li>White Swoosh on lateral side and brown NIKE logo on heel.</li><li>Green midsole and red outsole.</li><li>Style number: 304292</li><li>Color code: 211</li><li>This item is final sale and not eligible for return.</li></ul>

Nike SB Dunk Low Pro Cali | Size 10

In 2020, Nike released the Dunk High Retro SP 'Michigan,' an 80's basketball classic in a navy and gold yellow color scheme that pays homage to the University of Michigan's signature school colors. The "Wolverines" Dunk High was one of the seven original colorways that debuted in 1985 as part of Nike's College Colors Program, a campaign that brought school-spirited color ways to footwear in college basketball.<ul><li>Nike Dunk High SP "Michigan."</li><li>Bright maize yellow gold leather toe, mid-panel and ankle collar.</li><li>Contrasting navy leather overlays.</li><li>White rubber midsole with navy outsole.</li><li>Nike branding on the tongue.</li><li>Style Number: CZ8149</li><li>Color Code: 700</li><li>This item is final sale and not eligible for return.</li></ul>

Nike Dunk High Retro Michigan | Size 5

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. 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 "Carhartt," released in 2004.</li><li>Although not an official collaboration with Carhartt, these shoes were inspired by the brand’s design sensibility.</li><li>Full canvas upper in a brown color reminiscent of Carhartt’s signature hue.</li><li>Brown midsole with black outsole.</li><li>Style number:&nbsp;304292</li><li>Color code: 224</li><li>This item is final sale and not eligible for return.</li></ul>

Designed in partnership with the LA-based streetwear brand, the Cactus Plant Flea Market x Swarovski x Nike Dunk Low "Pure Platinum" delivers an opulent take on the classic silhouette. Every inch of the suede upper is entirely covered in Swarovski crystals, including the detachable double lace flaps and heavily padded tongue.&nbsp;The oversized Swoosh is borrowed from CPFM’s previous Nike Blazer collaboration from 2019. 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>Dunk Low designed in collaboration with the Cactus Plant Flea Market and Swarovski.</li><li>Swarovski crystals cover the entire upper.&nbsp;</li><li>Detachable double lace flaps.</li><li>Extra padding on tongue.</li><li>Oversized Swoosh.</li><li>Style number: CZ2670</li><li>Color: 001</li><li>This item is final sale and not eligible for return.&nbsp;</li></ul>

Nike Dunk Low Cactus Plant Flea Market Pure Platinum | Size 8

In 2007, Nike released a two-part SB Dunk Pack commemorating Joe Strummer, lead singer and guitarist for famed English rock band&nbsp;The Clash, through the story of the frontman's iconic 1966 Fender Telecaster.&nbsp;&nbsp; Strummer personalized his Telecaster by covering the sunburst wood finish with gray and black paint. With time and wear, the paint began to fade and the original finish was exposed. The seasoned look and story made his Fender notable in music history. Nike designed the "Before" and the "After" to represent the Fender Telecaster from its first appearance with Strummer through to its final distressed finish. "Before" features a multicolored suede and leather upper with black, browns and creams and a white leather toe, inspired by the white acrylics on Fender guitars. "After" is representative of the heavily used instrument, using dark suede and distressed leather to give the Dunk a worn look and tell the story of a rock star and his beloved guitar.<ul><li>Nike SB Dunk Low Premium "Strummer After."</li><li>Dark suede and distressed leather to give sneaker a worn look.</li><li>Style number: 313170</li><li>Color code: 006</li><li>This item is final sale and not eligible for return.</li></ul>

Nike SB Dunk Low Premium Strummer After | Size 9.5

The Nike SB Dunk Low 'Tie-Dye Raygun' is part of a 'home/away' pack released in December 2019 after the original 2005 SB Rayguns. The 2019 pack is a tribute to the late Sandy Bodecker, the Nike executive responsible for the rise of Nike SB in the early 2000's. The design is inspired by the tie-dye Rayguns hoodie that Bodecker often wore. This colorway features a white premium leather base with orange and yellow tie-dye accents. The embroidered graphic on the lateral heel gives the nod to the Roswell Rayguns, the fictional ABA team that starred in a 2002 Nike Basketball ad campaign. Dunks popularity with skateboarders led to the launch of the SB line in 2002, featuring additional padding and Zoom Air soles.&nbsp;<ul><li>White tumbled leather with orange and yellow tie-dye graphics.</li><li>Heel features a Roswell Rayguns logo.</li><li>Red tongue tags.</li><li>Black Swoosh and outsole.</li><li>Style number: BQ6832</li><li>Color code: 101</li><li>This item is final sale and not eligible for return.</li></ul>

Nike SB Dunk Low Tie-Dye Raygun White | Size 6.5

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