Top 10 Nike Dunk Low Collaborations

Nike Dunk Low collaborations are the most collectible corner of the Dunk universe — from the early-2000s SB grails like the "Paris" and Staple "Pigeon" to modern icons like the Off-White "Pine Green" and Travis Scott's Cactus Jack SB. Here are ten of the most important, and where to shop authenticated Dunks at PUSHAS.

Updated July 2026. Dunk collaborations are where the silhouette earns its reputation: a plain leather canvas that artists, skate brands and fashion houses have spent two decades reinventing. In no particular order, these are ten that mattered most.

1. Nike SB Dunk Low "Paris" (2002)

The holy grail. The "Paris" used cut panels of work by French painter Bernard Buffet, so no two pairs were identical. Only a small run existed — usually cited at around 200 pairs — which is exactly why it sits at the very top of almost every Dunk collaboration list.

2. Nike SB Dunk Low "What The Dunk" (2007)

A collage shoe in the most literal sense: a Frankenstein build that stitched together elements from dozens of earlier SB Dunks into a single pair. It remains the definitive "mashup" Dunk and a reference point every "What The" release since has chased.

3. Concepts x Nike SB Dunk Low "Purple Lobster" (2018)

Part of Boston boutique Concepts' long-running "Lobster" series. The purple makeup arrived with a blue claw-band strap, white laces and a black midsole — plus the series' signature packaging touches that turned each Lobster into an event.

4. Travis Scott x Nike SB Dunk Low "Cactus Jack" (2020)

Travis Scott's SB Dunk pulled together a plaid-and-paisley upper, a hidden second layer under the swoosh and Cactus Jack branding throughout. It was one of the most in-demand sneakers of its year and helped cement Travis as a marquee Nike collaborator.

5. Off-White x Nike Dunk Low "Pine Green" (2019)

From Virgil Abloh's "The 50" project, the "Pine Green" carried Off-White's deconstructed language — an extra lace loop, a zip-tie and the signature text branding — over a clean white and dark-green base. It is one of the most recognisable Dunk collaborations of the modern era.

6. Supreme x Nike SB Dunk Low "White Cement" (2002)

An early Supreme x Nike SB pairing that borrowed the elephant-print cement graphic and set the template for how a streetwear label could treat the Dunk as a canvas. It is a foundational skate-era collaboration.

7. Grateful Dead x Nike SB Dunk Low "Green Bear" (2020)

The fuzzy one. Built around the Grateful Dead's dancing-bear iconography, the "Green Bear" wrapped the upper in faux fur with a bear graphic on the tongue — a genuine novelty that still stands out on a shelf.

8. Union LA x Nike Dunk Low "Passport Pack Argon" (2022)

Union's "Passport" Dunks leaned into a lived-in, unfinished aesthetic with exposed trims and travel-stamp detailing. The "Argon" makeup is the standout of the pack and a favourite among fans of Union's more worn-in take on Nike classics.

9. Staple x Nike SB Dunk Low "Pigeon" (2005)

Arguably the most historically important Dunk collaboration of all. Jeff Staple's grey "Pigeon" caused near-riot-level demand in New York on release and is widely credited as a turning point for sneaker culture going mainstream.

10. StrangeLove x Nike SB Dunk Low (2020)

The Valentine's-themed StrangeLove Dunk paired pink velvet overlays with a red swoosh and a heart logo on the heel — a soft, collectible skate release that has aged into a firm fan favourite.

Which Dunk collaborations can you buy right now?

Collaboration Dunks move fast and stock rotates constantly, so the live pool changes week to week. The best way to see what is authenticated and buyable today is the full Nike Dunk collection on PUSHAS and our Trending edit. Prefer a standard makeup? Our guide to the best Nike Dunk Low colourways covers the non-collab side, and if you are weighing a Dunk against a Jordan, read Nike Dunk vs Air Jordan 1 Low. New to buying on a marketplace? Start with where to buy authentic sneakers online. Everything is authenticated by hand, with global shipping.

Frequently asked questions

What is the most sought-after Nike Dunk collaboration?

The Nike SB Dunk Low "Paris" (2002) is widely considered the most collectible, thanks to its tiny production run and hand-cut Bernard Buffet artwork. The Staple "Pigeon" (2005) is the most historically significant.

Are Nike Dunk collaborations worth buying?

The best collaborations hold cultural value well because they are limited and instantly recognisable.

Where can I buy authentic collaboration Dunks?

On PUSHAS, every pair is authenticated by hand. Browse the live Nike Dunk collection to see which collaborations and colourways are buyable right now, with global shipping.

Are PUSHAS Dunks authentic?

Yes. Every pair is authenticated by hand, so you can shop with confidence in Australia or overseas.