In the lead up to the release of the Nike SB Dunk Low Pro Street Hawker, four other collegiate Dunk colorways are dropping this week.

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Nike Dunk Low Coast

Drop date: January 7

Approx. price: S$159

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A women’s exclusive, the Nike Dunk Low Coast is an alternate take on the classic two-tone UNC colorway. Pops of orange have been added to the tongue, heel and insole.

Smaller sizes: If you have always eyed the Dunk Low and could never find them in your size, this might be your chance to add them to your rotation.

Buy here: Nike SNKRS | Limited Edt (Jan 14)

Nike Dunk Low Medium Grey 

Drop date: January 7

Approx. price: S$159

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Part of the OG “Be True To Your School” pack, the Nike Dunk Low Medium Grey colorway is inspired by the University of Las Vegas team colors. Its familiar mix of red and grey was adopted by Virgil Abloh when he released his controversial take on the Dunk in 2019.

Not a fan of white? The “Medium Grey” Dunk Low is one of the few collegiate Dunks that does not incorporate white panels. Best not to sleep on this release.

Buy here: Nike SNKRS | Limited Edt (Jan 14)

Nike Dunk Low Disrupt Photon Dust

Drop date: January 8

Approx. price: S$159 

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As the second women’s exclusive Dunk of this series, the Dunk low Disrupts Photon Dust provides a muted modern alternative to the Dunk Low “Coast”.

Wait, haven’t we seen these? Good eye! The Dunk Disrupt, which boasts a platform midsole, a deconstructed upper and a wider stance, first debuted in 2020 in a black and white colorway. This week, it comes in an all-white colorway.

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Nike Dunk Low Black

Drop date: January 9

Approx. price: S$159

Keeping it simple, the Nike Dunk Black comes in a classic white smooth leather base with black overlays that form the sneaker’s iconic look.

Took an L on the Ambush x Nike Dunk Highs? The Nike Dunk Black is a good cheaper alternative to achieve the same look.

Buy here: Nike SNKRS | Limited Edt (Jan 14)

Nike SB Dunk Low Street Hawker

 Drop date: January 9

Approx. price: S$159

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Inspired by street hawkers, this Nike SB Dunk incorporates the colors of Chinese cuisine into a “What The” style construction. Every panel utilizes colors and textures seen in the representative dishes from six Chinese cities.

Designed by Guangzhou artist Jason Deng, the sneaker is a nod to the rich Chinese street food culture. The heel of the sneaker even has an embroidered coin, symbolizing good fortune. 

Buy here: Nike SNKRS

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