Nike SB Dunk Low
Civilist
After the Dunk High and dual Janoski outings comes the third collab between Nike SB and Berlin’s legendary hybrid skate shop Civilist
that takes it way, way back to the city’s DIY rave scene of the late ’80s. This nostalgic drop nods to the culture of the skate shop’s
neighbourhood in a time before smartphones, flat whites and social media. An underground mentality that celebrated the freedom and
expression unleashed by the weekend after the grind of the working week gets mirrored by the shoe’s transition from black leather
panels to an explosive multicolour palette. And just as Berlin Mitte’s techno clubs heated up, so the colours of this unforgettable shoe
only come to life when exposed to a higher temperature — a sign of good times, past and present.
NIKE DUNK LOW RETRO PRM YEAR OF THE RABBIT WHITE CRIMSON VARSITY ROYAL
The Nike Dunk Low Retro PRM “Year of the Rabbit” is a limited edition shoe with embellishments in varsity royal and white and red leather. The shoe has distinctive touches like an insole with a pattern of a rabbit and embroidery on the heel that is inspired by the Chinese zodiac sign of the rabbit.
The shoe has an outsole that is varsity royal and crimson and sits atop a white midsole. The shoe’s silhouette, the Dunk Low Retro, has been a fan favourite for decades and is renowned for its elegant and fashionable appearance. The Nike Dunk Low Retro PRM “Year of the Rabbit” is ideal for collectors or anybody wishing to spruce up their shoe collection with something distinctive and stylish.
Released as a collegiate sneaker, Nike Dunks can now be found on the feet of celebrities and commoners alike. Limited editions like the Off White Dunks, from the 2019 collab between Nike and Virgil Abloh’s design label Off-White, further cemented Dunks’ place in sneaker folklore.
Dunk Low
Championship Gold
Originally created for the hardwood, the Dunk later took to the streets—and as they say, the rest is history. More than 35 years after its debut, the silhouette still delivers bold, defiant style and remains a coveted look for crews across both sport and culture. Now, the university hoops OG returns covered in crisp material overlays with heritage-inspired colour blocking. Modern footwear technology brings the design’s comfort into the 21st century, while a bold combination of Midas Gold and Tough Red gives these cardinal colours a classic feeling—one inspired by the title hopes of an ’80s team.
Dunk Low “Lot 48” sneakers Nike’s Dunk Low silhouette was designed to incorporate basketball influence into a low-top sneaker. Crafted from sail white and neutral grey leather, this Nike Dunk Low sneakers introduces a new and fresh colourway to the footwear icon, designed in collaboration with the streetwear experts, Off-White.
Nike SB Dunk Low Pro
Bart Simpson
While the Nike SB Dunk Low Bart Simpson is not an official collaboration with The Simpsons, it channels color inspiration to the rambunctious character and follows a similar format to the Nike SB Dunk High Marge Simpson and the Nike SB Dunk Low Homer Simpson.
The Nike SB Dunk Low Bart Simpson features a yellow leather upper with orange Durabuck overlays and a white Swoosh. Hits of blue on the sock liner and outsole add a cool-toned contrast to the shoe’s warm palette. At the base, a Zoom sole provides comfort and support.
The Nike SB Dunk Low Bart Simpson released in May of 2022 and retailed for $100.
Nike SB Dunk Low
Ben & Jerry’s Chunky Dunky
Nike SB and Ben & Jerry’s joined forces to add a new animated release to SB history with the Nike SB Dunk Low Ben & Jerry’s Chunky Dunky, now available on StockX. Drawing inspiration from Ben & Jerry’s colorful ice cream pint packaging, this release goes beyond a simple new colorway and features unique detailing that has never been used on the Dunk Low silhouette. This Nike SB Dunk Low is composed of a cloudy blue sky and green meadow leather upper with faux cowhide on the overlays and tongues. Yellow Swooshes on the side resemble melting ice cream with leather protruding the standard pattern in a drip-like fashion. Tie-dye interiors, Ben & Jerry’s style Nike branding on the heel tab, and a white and green sole completes the design. These sneakers released in May of 2020 and retailed for $100 USD.
Nike Skateboarding teamed up with legendary psychedelic rock band Grateful Dead to release the Nike SB Dunk Low Grateful Dead Bears Green. The design theme of this collaboration pays homage to the Grateful Dead Bears, a series of stylized dancing bears illustrated by Bob Thomas on the back cover of the album History of the Grateful Dead, Volume One (Bear’s Choice) in 1973.
The SB DUNK Low Grateful Dead Bears Green features a fuzzy green faux-fur upper with suede overlays and a jagged Swoosh to represent the stylization of the bear’s chest fur. A hidden stash pocket is featured inside the tongue taht is perfect for extra storage. A green midsole, blue outsole and signature Grateful Dead branding on the tongue complete this euphoric design. These sneakers released in July of 2020.
Nike Skateboarding teamed up with legendary psychedelic rock band Grateful Dead to release the Nike SB Dunk Low Grateful Dead Bears Yellow. The design theme of this collaboration pays homage to the Grateful Dead Bears, a series of stylized dancing bears illustrated by Bob Thomas on the back cover of the album History of the Grateful Dead, Volume One (Bear’s Choice) in 1973.
The SB Dunk Low Grateful Dead Bears Yellow features a fuzzy yellow faux-fur upper with suede overlays and a jagged Swoosh to represent the stylization of the bear’s chest fur. A hidden stash pocket is featured inside the tongue that is perfect for extra storage. A yellow midsole, blue outsole, and signature Grateful Dead branding on the tongue complete this euphoric design. These sneakers released in July of 2020 and retailed for $110 USD.
