5 best collaborative Nike SB Dunk colorways to look at while waiting for Nike SB Dunk Low Pro x Riot Skateshop sneakers

Nike Pegasus Premium launching in Spring 2025. (image via instagram/Nike)
Nike Pegasus Premium launching in Spring 2025. (image via instagram/Nike)

Many sneakerheads have been eagerly awaiting the release of the Nike SB Dunk Low Pro x Riot Skateshop. Its Mahogany and Team Red colorway is certainly an interesting combination that will be coming out soon and is already gaining much hype within the sneaker community. Why not squander the wait for this most-awaited drop, by browsing through some of the most iconic collaborative Nike SB Dunk colorways that have defined the Dunk's legacy over time? From playful design to high-fashion statements, these collaborations represent the fluid art form that SB Dunk embodies: as much a dimension of art, culture, and skateboarding. From the colorophile, the luxurious materials lover to culture aficionados, Nike collaboration writes its tales straight on the walls and sneaker cultures.


So before you cop a pair of the Riot Skateshop x Nike SB Dunk Low Pro, let's take a look at some of the most memorable Dunk collaborations that defined the last few years.

Nike SB Dunk Low x Travis Scott 'PlayStation'

One of the instant legends for 2020 should be the Nike SB Dunk Low x Travis Scott 'PlayStation'-which, for anyone who is at least a fan of gaming or sneakers, instantly represents the elite must-have of Travis Scott's signature swag merged with the iconic branding of PlayStation. With a gray suede upper and subtle tones that are accentuated by the logo of PlayStation, and added glow-in-the-dark sole, the Nike SB Dunk Low x Travis Scott 'PlayStation' takes the very concept of PlayStation within its design but still holds its streetwear origin in Dunk.

Price: $1,000+ (Resale)


Nike SB Dunk Low x Ben & Jerry's 'Chunky Dunky'

The most fun and memorable SB Dunk drop of 2020 must have been the Chunky Dunky collaborated with Ben & Jerry's. Wildly stylish, it features a vibrant mix of bright pastel colors, bright blues, and a touch of cow print. The entirety is really an ice cream festival with touches of green and yellow.

Price: $1135+ (Resale)


Nike SB Dunk Low x Off-White 'Sail'

Virgil Abloh's Nike SB Dunk Low x Off-White 'Sail' brings the Dunk minimalist yet deconstructed. The 2020 colorway 'Sail' brings a soft off-white canvas with premium suede overlays to give a more sophisticated design playing into the industrial aesthetic that Abloh is known for. It is sure not to go unnoticed with the distinct zip tie along with the bold "Swoosh" and "AIR" text.

Price: $352+ (Resale)


Nike SB Dunk Low x Tiffany & Co.

It's one shoe under history combined with luxury. That is from 2021 when Tiffany & Co, a famous jewel brand that is traditionally associated with diamonds and the super expensive kind, this is all on premium black leather and adorned with silver through its Swoosh. Great details make their use of every one of those super luxurious materials push off the average design of Dunk quite well.

Resale price: $1,000 +


Nike SB Dunk Low x Nike SB 'Samba'

The Nike SB Dunk Low x Nike SB 'Samba' pays homage to Nike and the game of soccer throughout the world. Its suede and leather-based body gives it that vintage feel but bright red vibrates every fiber to let out that dynamism that reminds one of Samba dancing.

Resale: $999+


Take this time to understand some of these great classic drops in detail as you await the Nike SB Dunk Low Pro x Riot Skateshop. Every colorway, together with its individual appeal, speaks for its uniqueness representing a fusion of a different cultural element and, at the same time, how Nike SB through the years has pushed the envelope of creativity in its design approach. Whether you enjoy playful designs, minimalist aesthetics, or luxurious craftsmanship, these collaborative Nike SB Dunk colorways bring a little bit of everything.

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Edited by Sugnik Mondal