April 20, 2025
Original Story (10/15/21): A new “Dark Marina Blue” colorway of the Nike Dunk Low has just been revealed. This colorway features a color scheme that has similar vibes to the classic “Argon” colorway released in
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Japanese label FPAR (FORTY PERCENT AGAINST RIGHTS) reconnects with Nike SB on a Blazer Low collaboration to close out 2021. The two most recently connected on a Dunk High in 2019, which borrowed design elements
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Patta’s Nike Air Max 1 “The Wave” series is coming to an end. Following the release of the “Rush Maroon” pair, we now have info for the fourth and final colorway of the collaboration. First
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Original Story (11/29/21): Collaborations with both Jordan Brand and Nike were listed as part of Union’s 30th anniversary celebration early on in the year. Following the reveal of their Air Jordan 2, we now have
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1017 ALYX 9SM founder and Givenchy creative director Matthew M Williams is back with a new colorway of his Zoom 004 shoe made in collaboration with Nike. Following the release of the “Black” and “Rust
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Originals Story (10/06/21): A new colorway of the Nike Dunk Low perfect for fall has just been unveiled. This upcoming Dunk Low feature a sail leather upper with overlays dressed in a light brown. The
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Original Story (05/17/21): Nike SB and Familia Skate Shop have come together to create a Dunk Low that pays homage to First Avenue, the iconic music venue in Minneapolis. The exterior of First Avenue features
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Original Story (08/11/21): After bringing back the OG 1985 Be True To Your School “Iowa” Dunk High last year, Nike is now bringing the Hawkeyes-inspired color scheme to the Dunk Low. This Dunk Low features
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Original Story (11/23/21): It looks like Nike SB will be going into 2022 with a Dunk High agenda. With an Orange Label “Kentucky” colorway and collaborations with Supreme, Oski, Pass~Port, and KCDC yet to drop,
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Nike entered the football (soccer for us Americans) scene in 1971 with the launch of their first football boot (soccer cleat), known simply as “The Nike.” It cost $16.95 and was the first shoe released
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