Matt Varga Sure, collaborations with musicians and fashion labels can be some of the most powerful tools in any brand’s roster. But for Nike, the creatives are never too far out of sight. Relationships with street artists like Stash or Futura are among the most beloved for long-time fans, and by looking to names like Ruohan Wang, Anna Deller-Yee, or Susan Fang, that spirit remains alive to this day.
Whether it is a part of the “Women’s Artist Series” or not, the same goes as Andrea Bergart enters the Swoosh’s umbrella. Though studied and proficient in multiple disciplines including painting and visual art, many may have become aware of her efforts in the realm of hoops. There, she turned actual basketballs into custom bags, eventually leading to an official link-up with the WNBA.
This Nike partnership does well to represent either side of her talent, the more traditional and the more radical; the hardwood lives on with the choice of the Nike Dunk, but kaleidoscopic, psychedelic multi-color prints run through the upper and soles. To close, metallic charms offer some extra personality if somehow that wasn’t spoken to already.
The Andrea Bergart x Nike Dunk Low is available now via retailers like Sheikh, exclusively in kids’ sizing for $102. Expect a wider Nike.com launch sometime in the coming weeks.
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Grade School Nike Dunk Low
US 2026
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