Working on a low-top profile equipped with fully padded inner walls and chunky foam-filled tongue that meets the needs of skaters, the VX1000 comes dressed in stealthy hues of black, grey, and white that wrap around the panels from heel to toe.
Before its sole ever touched a skate deck, the Dunk made its mark on the hardwood as a basketball shoe—but the style was eventually adopted by skateboarders for its durability and responsive boardfeel.
Artist Jason Deng created watercolor paintings representing 6 different regional dishes from 6 Chinese cities and combined them alongside a whole mess of other hidden nods to Chinese food to make a Dunk that brings the sweet, the sour and everything else.
This festive season-themed gift from Sean Cliver uses velvety suede, premium leather and frosty, tinsel-inspired accents to bring the festive spirit to a skate staple.
The Nike SB x FRAME Dunk pays respect to the Dubai's developing youth culture with a double embrace of the key design elements, including Swoosh and tongue.
“Turdunken” is a cheeky remix that nods to Turducken, a Thanksgiving staple dish often associated with former NFL commentator John Madden, and of course the retro basketball silhouette which is involved in this release.
atmos has effectively defined a great deal of sneaker culture, begetting multiple references as a result. The Japanese imprint is adored by Nike as the brand has honoured their usage of Elephant print as they translate this iconic colourway to the language of the SB Dunk Low.
Nike SB's iconic Dunk Low is the latest sneaker to be reimagined as part of the Move to Zero initiative, with recycled canvas replacing the usual leather upper.
Following up on his classic yet characterful collection of Blazer Low’s, Grant Taylor turns his attention to his own self-confessed love of Nike’s ‘89 launching ACG line for his latest collaborative release.
Pink and Black suede lands on the lateral side and toe box while Celtics’ Green and White leather lands on the medial side. When you take a picture with your camera or phone and invert the colours, you will see the colours flipped.
Inspired by “The Great Spill of 1990,” which involved the loss of 21 giant cargo containers to the Pacific Ocean, the collaborative pair features a colour arrangement and styling transplanted from pairs of the Air Flight 90 included in the aforementioned shipment.
