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In this Article It’s the last week of January, and the world’s biggest footwear brands are sending the first month of 2021 off with a flourish. This week’s release slate is one of the more varied in recent memory, ranging from Salehe Bembury‘s ANTA collaborations to a new chapter for the NikeAir Force 1s and much more. Before we dive into the 10 best offerings from these next seven days, however, let’s take a look at what went down last week. The latest edition of As always, there was plenty to be seen and heard on the Nike Dunk front. An eBay Dunk-like Dunk Low “Free.99” appe...

SNIPES Celebrates New Brooklyn Store Opening with "Dunks Since 1985" Pop-Up Museum: Consisting of 35 of the most coveted Nike Dunks of all time, ranging from collaborations to ultra-rare Nike SBs and much more.

Nike Is Dropping New Men's Dunks Next Month More Dunks? Because You Can Never Have Too Much of a Good Thing Nike Yes, even more Nike Dunks are on the way. And if these look slightly familiar, it's because the women's versions of the on-hand colorways released earlier this month. Now, however, men can look forward to the "Vast Grey," "Medium Grey/Varsity Red," and "Black/Hyper Cobalt" iterations launching in February. For Spring 2021, Nike is bringing a new perspective to the signature color-blocking of the Dunk. Select colorways are nods to classic Dunks, having been updated with the latest a...

The Nike Dunk is known for being a lot of things. Nostalgic streetwear staple? Yes. Travis Scott and Virgil Abloh co-signed hype machine? Yes and yes. When Dunks returned in full force last year, the silhouette’s grand return was mostly defined by attention-grabbing colorways and hype-heavy collaborations. Now, the Dunk’s latest iteration has taken a different route. The  Chicago menswear shop Notre has teamed up with Nike to give the shoe an elevated, workwear-inspired twist. Courtesy of Nike x Notre Courtesy of Nike x Notre For years, Notre has carved out its niche in the space where h...

Last year was, undoubtedly, the year of the Nike Dunk. The sneaker world's hottest players—everyone from Virgil Abloh to Travis Scott—gave the shoe their own hype-heavy spin. Two of 2020's most sought-after Swoosh collaborations were Dunks made (in partnership with hippies, weirdly enough): first with Grateful Dead, and then with Ben & Jerry's . If you thought that Nike might ease up on the gas pedal for the new year, you'd be sorely mistaken. The brand just unveiled a preview of several 2021 Dunks, and it looks like the beloved silhouette won't be going away anytime soon. © Courtesy of ...