Designed by Peter Moore and originally dubbed the College Color High, Nike Dunk sneakers are an 80’s icon reimagined for today. Nike introduced the Dunk in 1985 as a college basketball shoe. Just a few years later, skaters embraced the silhouette because of its durability and protection, leading to the launch of Nike SB and the Nike SB Dunks. The Nike Dunk is one of the most multifaceted and illustrious pairs of sneakers in the entire Nike vault. From collegiate basketball courts, to skate parks, and even fashion runways, the Dunk has adapted to every subculture it has reached since debuting in 1985。

Today the Dunk is a cultural icon, famed for its ability to transcend sport, style and culture，becoming a fan favorite in every scene. Much like its close relatives, the Air Force 1 and Jordan Retro 1, the simple and clean design of the Dunk has opened the door for countless variations of colorways, making it the perfect canvas for color blocking and artistical freedom. Its evolution was deemed a success by skateboarders and sneakerheads alike in the early 2000’s with popular (and sometimes frenzied) collabs such as the SB Dunk Low ‘Reese Forbes Denim’ and Dunk Low Pro SB ‘NYC Pigeon’.