Matt Varga It’s marketing 101: your brand is a holy thing. The Swoosh is a globally recognized icon, so only on few and far between occasions does Nike, Inc. allow outside forces to alter it, typically reserved for the Virgil Ablohs and Travis Scotts of the world.
We can’t say the same goes when it comes to in-house designers. Nike has been willing to let those under the umbrella take pretty big swings on relatively run-of-the-mill pairs, as the Nike Dunk Low “Double Swoosh” demonstrates. Maybe it’s because of precedent from John Geiger’s customs or Sacai’s officially sanctioned efforts that this multiplicative pair can hit the shelves, carrying echoes of both designers’ work with a brown tumbled leather mark dipping below a burgundy counterpart that cuts just above. Beyond abstract “85” stamps and *misplaced* Nike hits on the tongue, this pair sticks to a relatively restrained layout, finishing out its profile with earthy uppers and burgundy trim.
Expect the Nike Dunk Low “Double Swoosh” to touch down on Nike.com and at partnering retailers as part of the ongoing Fall/Winter ’26 slate. A retail price hasn’t been confirmed.
WHERE TO BUY
Womens Nike Dunk Low
US 2026
Powered By:
| Retailer | Release type | Status |
|---|---|---|
| Nikestore | Standard | Check Site |
