Nike Off-White

The Nike x Off-White Dunk Low Pro SB sees the silhouette favored by skaters today make its official

return as part of the Nike SB 1991 Perfect Summer Collection.

Seen first on the "Beach" Dunk Low, this collab includes an extra layer of neoprene on the tongue,

which is then featured on both the Nike Zoom Dunk Low Pro SB and the Nike Waffle Trainer SC II.

To finish off the summer-ready colorway, each pair is accented with a pink Swoosh and lining along

with a gum rubber outsole for maximum traction.

The Nike x Off-White Dunk Low Pro SB will release on April 20th via Nike SNKRS and select retailers.

This beautiful Nike Dunk Low is inspired by the classic Air Force 1 High.

Featuring a white leather upper with black toe cap and lace lock,

this hi top also comes with a black swoosh.

All of these elements are set against an off-white midsole

with waffle-patterned outsole matching the heel and tongue.Style runs deep into the history of off-white. Bruce Kilgore started designing running shoes in 1968.

Today, the brand is responsible for some of the most iconic sneakers, including

the Air Force 1 and original Tennis Classic. Since then, countless athletes have worn off-white sneakers

on their way to victory. Off-White c/o Virgil Abloh brings streetwear to a new height.

The runway show alone stunned Paris Fashion Week. This black and white striped tee is printed

with "off-white" across the chest in bold letters and "virgil abloh" under that in smaller lettering.

It's detailed with gold border lines and super soft knit fabric pay tribute to Abloh's designs.It's time to elevate the timeless tennis style. These men's air zoom bebe shoes are built with

an ultra-lightweight upper and an exaggerated off-white Swoosh,

while the classic neoprene sock liner wraps the ankle for support and comfort.

They're built with a responsive midsole designed to take you from the court to the street with ease.

Fresh color options make them ready for any season and any activity.Nike Air Force 1 shoes were designed by the Nike Air Force 1 was built for basketball

players by a basketball player. Its clean, low-top style and padded ankle provide added support

and cushioning for street game play. The shoe's rubber shell treatments help protect against

abrasion and add durability, while perforations in high-wear areas help reduce the

foot's bulk and increase ventilation.