TLDR: The Futura Laboratories x Nike SB Dunk Low, releasing in May 2024 and priced at €130, marries the iconic style of renowned graffiti artist Futura with Nike's skateboarding innovation. Featuring Futura's signature abstract art on a mesh and canvas base, these sneakers will be available at select skate shops, Nike.com, and the Futura Laboratories webstore.
Futura, a pivotal figure in the world of street art since the 1970s, is teaming up with Nike once again to bring a fresh look to the SB Dunk Low. This collaboration is set to highlight Futura's vibrant and abstract artwork, incorporating his distinctive style into the design of the sneakers. The shoes will showcase a blend of Bleached Aqua, Geode Teal, and White, complemented by Futura's signature on the lateral heel and a special tongue label, all set against a backdrop of white mesh.
This artistic rendition of the Nike SB Dunk Low will feature premium materials, including light grey nylon and canvas overlays, adorned with Futura’s abstract visuals. The design is completed with a blue translucent rubber outsole, adding a modern touch to the sneaker's overall aesthetic. Each pair will come with special packaging and an extra set of laces, enhancing its collectibility.
When does the Futura Laboratories x Nike SB Dunk Low release?
The anticipated release date is set for May 10, 2024.
Where can I buy the Futura Laboratories x Nike SB Dunk Low?
These sneakers will be available for €130 at select skate shops, on Nike.com, and directly from the Futura Laboratories webstore. This release not only celebrates the legacy of Futura’s contributions to art and sneaker culture but also offers sneaker enthusiasts a piece of wearable art that reflects both creativity and streetwear functionality.
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