Dunk Low Stingwater Magic Mushroom

Introducing a sneaker that merges timeless style with performance. Originally launched in 1985, the Nike Dunk Low has since transcended to become a beloved icon in the world of streetwear and fashion. Later in 2002 Nike officially launched the Nike SB, which codified the connection between skate culture and the Dunks. Just like that a silhouette that was once made for the court turned into a skate culture representative. Most of us don’t even realise how long these shoes have been in the game. That’s why we need the Nike Dunk Low Retro as a reminder. They’ve been defining and re-defining generations. The Nike Dunk Low is one of the trendiest sneakers of the moment, and recently a new design has been released almost every week. So, there are countless different colourways to choose from. From classic monochromatic styles to eye-catching patterns. Which means you’re not limited to wearing only Pandas for the rest of your life. To clear it up, “Panda” is one of the most popular colourways that combines a simple Black & White shades and people, especially women, truly fell in love with it.

The idea for Nike SB was inspired by two key events in the late 1990s – the resurgence of skateboarding's popularity and the release of the Nike Dunk, a basketball shoe that skateboarders began to adopt for its design and durability. Nike SB officially launched in March 2002 with four initial Dunk Low Pro colorways. This marked Nike's dedicated entry into the skateboarding market. Nike SB has collaborated with numerous professional skateboarders, such as Paul Rodriguez, Stefan Janoski, and Eric Koston, to create signature shoe models tailored to their individual skateboarding styles. In 2023, the brand launched another collaborative Dunk silhouette with Yuto Horigome - the winner of the first Olympics in skateboarding. Its devotion to skateboarding got Nike SB to launch a dedicated app called "Nike SB" to cater to the skateboarding community. The app provides skate-related content, news, and product releases. The brand is known for its creative and unique themes for sneaker releases. Some themes have included fast food chains like McDonald's and Starbucks, as well as collaborations with skate shops and artists.