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Laika Studios, created by Nike founder Phil Knight, made their debut in full-length animated films with Coraline, in February 2009. The film quickly gained a cult following, and to commemorate its success, Nike released the Dunk High 'Coraline' in a limited edition run of only 100 pairs. These sneakers were never available for retail purchase but were instead acquired through a secret code found in the movie's credits, which unlocked a shoe box on the film's promotional website.

The design of the Nike Dunk High 'Coraline' was inspired by the hand-crafted style of the film's director, Henry Selick. The shoe features a two-tone grey canvas upper with hand-sewn visible seams and black stitching that closely resembles the intricate details in the movie. Further nods to the film include black buttons on the tongue and eyelets, adding to the sneaker's unique design. A glow-in-the-dark outsole completes the look.

• Nike Dunk High 'Coraline,' released in 2008.
• Limited to 100 pairs.
• Released to commemorate the success of the movie 'Coraline' and the hand-crafted style of the film's director, Henry Selick.
• Two-tone grey canvas upper with hand-sewn visible seams and black stitching throughout.
• Black buttons on the tongue and eyelets.
• Glow-in-the-dark outsole.
• Style number: 373349
• Color code: 771
• This item is final sale and not eligible for return.