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Released in both an SB Dunk High and Low silhouette during the same month in 2004, the Nike SB Dunk High 'Tweed' was not an identical rendition of the Low cut counterpart. Inspired by Scottish craft and tradition, the upper was built of a baroque brown tweed, and matched with mushroom suede. The pair also comes with tan outsoles and matching laces. The ‘Tweed’ style remains one of the most popular to date. 

The Nike SB Dunk made its formal debut in 2002, when Nike officially reworked the famed Dunk basketball sneaker originally designed in the 1980s with upgrades suited for the skateboarding community. The man behind it, former Nike executive Sandy Bodecker, is credited with building one of Nike’s most beloved subdivisions in the early 2000s with the Nike SB line.

What sets Nike SB apart from other competitive brands is the unbridled creativity, collaborators, materials, and whimsical highly thematic designs that define a generation of sneakerheads. Nike has explored hundreds of concepts – often with a sense of humor – through its Nike Dunks. From designs that range from beer bottles, to guitar cases, to horror films, jewelry, animals, arts and cities – the Dunks represent some of the most beloved and creative models for the brand.