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For the brand’s traveling White Dunk Exhibition in 2003, Nike SB created extremely limited Dunk colorways for the tour’s host cities. This pair pays tribute to Paris, featuring a tan suede base with canvas overlays printed with the artwork of French painter Bernard Buffet. In addition to a rumored production run limited to around 202 pairs, the ‘Paris’ Dunk is distinguished by the fact that no two pairs are exactly alike.
Nike Dunk SB Low Paris
The Off-White x Nike Air Force 1 Low ‘Brooklyn’ brings back the same color blocking and details featured on previous AF1 collaborations, including the 2019 ‘MCA’ release in University Blue and the 2021 ‘Lemonade’ colorway in University Gold. This pair makes use of a bright green leather upper with exposed foam construction on the low-cut collar and tongue.
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The Nike Ja 1 ‘Scratch’ showcases a distinctive color scheme inspired by the Grizzlies’ throwback jerseys. Ja Morant’s debut signature shoe sports a teal mesh upper, fortified with tonal synthetic leather overlays and accented with black claw marks. Contrasting pops of color arrive via a crimson textile lining and bronze tongue tags marked with Ja’s personal logo. Lightweight cushioning comes courtesy of a lightweight Phylon midsole with a springy Zoom Air unit in the forefoot.
Nike Ja 1 Scratch
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Nike SB released the ‘What The Dunk?’ as part of the campaign for “Nothing But the Truth”, their very first feature length skate film featuring the Nike SB Team Riders. Created from 31 different Nike SB Dunks, each part of the ‘What The Dunk?’ is taken directly from those 31 Dunks, including panels, shoelaces, tongues, outsoles and stitching. Out of 31 Dunks, only one was unattainable to consumers.
Dunk Low SB 'What The Dunk' 318403-141
Get away and immerse yourself. The Air Max 1 Escape pairs classic running DNA with Pacific Northwest-inspired details. The striking colors were pulled from an iconic Nike running ad—one that featured Mount St. Helens' caldera billowing in the background.
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Originally introduced in 1985 as a team basketball sneaker, the Peter Moore-designed silhouette is updated with the Nike SB Dunk Low Pro 'Summit White' sneaker. Released in July 2018, the suede and leather upper is paneled in a Summit White and Wolf Grey colorway, highlighted by its signature Swoosh and perforated vamp. The concealed Zoom Air unit enforces the two-tone sole to round out the classic shoe.
Dunk Low SB 'Summit White' AR0778-110
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Launching as part of an exclusive four-piece pack, the Supreme x Nike Air Max 98 TL SP ‘White’ treats the vintage running shoe to a blank-slate makeover. Reflective laces secure the modified upper, composed of breathable white mesh with tonal overlays in TPU and synthetic leather. 3M accents land on a lateral-side Swoosh and an oversized Supreme wordmark on the back heel, while dual Swoosh and Supreme branding adorns the tongue in contrasting hits of crimson.
Nike Air Max 98 TL Supreme White
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