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Nike SB Is Releasing Its Deconstructed Dunk In Black

Nike SB Is Releasing Its Deconstructed Dunk In Black

The deconstruction of classic sneakers has become a popular trend in the sneaker industry, most notably led by Virgil Abloh’s OFF WHITE x The Ten collection. Earlier in the month, the Swoosh kept that theme going with a three-piece SB collection that included the Dunk Low, the Zoom Janoski and the the Blazer in a grey color scheme. Now, joining those ranks is a black version of the Dunk Low that utilizes the same deconstructed aesthetic and vintage script type face as the collection before it. Its deconstructed nature allows for it to serve the same skateboarding-centered purpose while ridding itself of anything that is deemed unnecessary, keeping its weight to a minimum. Keep it locked to Sneaker News for updated release information for this new look.

Nike SB Dunk Low Deconstructed
Color: Black/Dark Concord-White
Style Code: 378037-003

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