While fervour for the Nike Dunk and SB Dunk silhouettes are not what they once were, the Swoosh Label has a number of intriguing releases planned for 2025 that will either rekindle interest in these classic styles or, at the very least, give them a new sense of originality. But with fresh takes on well-known colourways, highly anticipated collaborations, and even some surprising endeavours on the way, Nike seems to be on track to hype up the Dunk line’s appeal. Let’s take a look at some of the top Nike Dunks still coming out in 2025.
Hayley Wilson x Nike SB Dunk Low
Nike SNKRS US will release skateboarding sensation Hayley Wilson’s purple and black Nike SB Dunk Low for $135 USD on June 7th. The details on the design are inspired by her vast array of classic tattoos, which include everything from spiders and roses to barbed wire. Plus, the Swoosh and heel tab have a special UV light-reactive thread that changes colour in sunshine. Pretty sweet.
Limosine Skateboards x Nike SB Dunk Low
Limosine Skateboards and Nike will officially launch their first-ever collaboration on June 19. Inspired by American football, the design has brown pebbled leather uppers, white laces, and a black mesh inner. Limosine’s 2021 skate video is also referenced with the words “LIMO” and “PAYMASTER” at the heel. Grab a pair for $135 USD on Nike SNKRS when it drops.
LEGO x Nike Dunk Low Set
Although it might not be a wearable sneaker, fans will soon be able to construct their own brick version of the iconic shoe with a special Dunk Low set from LEGO and Nike. The 1180-piece set comes with a rotating brick basketball pedestal to show off your sneaker creation, extra laces, hidden compartments and a B’Ball Head Minifigure. Expect the LEGO x Nike Dunk Low set to be released on July 1st for $99.99 USD or pre-order now on the LEGO site.
Nike Dunk Low SE “Panda” Pack
The Nike Dunk Low silhouette is celebrating 40 years with a set of special edition sneakers that play perfectly into the model’s most popular release: the Panda Dunk. Expect a spruced-up patent leather take on the classic black and white shoes, as well as new purple, green and red variants of the design. Most importantly, expect adorable images of the Chinese bear showcased on the tongue and insole of each shoe, along with the addition of hang tags made in its likeness. Find out more about the Nike Dunk Low SE “Panda” Pack.
LEGO x Nike Dunk Low GS
It’s the moment we’ve all been waiting for. Nike and LEGO are also releasing a wearable white and black Dunk Low sneaker in September 2025. The design is rumoured to come with removable minifigures and interchangeable LEGO brick accents for a customisable and playful touch. Sadly, it will only be available to younger sneakerheads.
CPFM x Nike Swamp Sponge Dunk Pack
If there’s any company synonymous with creating daring and unorthodox collaborations, it’s Cactus Plant Flea Market. This year, the design and fashion brand has three lively Nike Dunk Low colourways planned for its new “Swamp Sponge” pack and they’re bound to be must-haves. Each pair is guaranteed to sport a quirky and distinct design that takes the silhouette out of the ordinary. So, stay tuned for more information on these highly anticipated kicks.
Harris Tweed x Nike Dunk Low
The Nike Dunk Low will be dressing up in exquisite Harris Tweed fabric this fall. This collaboration with the Scottish textile company will offer three multi-coloured versions of the iconic sneaker to female sneakerheads and is sure to help up their style game throughout the colder months.
Nike Dunk High “Reverse Wu-Tang”
Nike and Wu-Tang Clan are flipping the script with their upcoming “Reverse Wu-Tang” Dunk High, scheduled for release in fall 2025. This new version slightly alters their iconic design from the ’90s by using a yellow base with black overlays. Otherwise, the tongue tag and the lateral heel will be embroidered with the same Wu-Tang Clan branding in honour of the legendary hip-hop group.
Nike SB Dunk Low “Krampus”
Nike SB is following up on its successful “Krampus” Dunk High from 2012 with a new low-top version planned to drop on Nike SNKRS in the holiday season. This time around, the design draws on the darker, more sinister side of the mythology, with black cracked leather and orange elements that resemble burnt coal—a nod to all the naughty girls and boys who are said to receive coal in their stockings as a punishment from the horned creature. Also present are the words “Not Surprised” hidden behind the shoe’s tongue and a Krampus graphic stamped onto the right heel. This is one naughty list sneakerheads will be eager to get their name on.
Nike SB Dunk Low “Nardwuar”
Doot Doo Da Loot Do! Canadian musician and interviewer Nardwuar is collaborating with Nike SB to release a Dunk Low covered in his signature plaid style. Special touches like Nardwuar’s catchphrase on the insole and many more quirky bits are sure to capture the Human Serviette’s unique personality and sense of style. Find out more about the Nike SB Dunk Low “Nardwuar”.
