UNheardof & SBTG Are Raffling Off Bespoke Nike SB Dunk Low "Nasty Boys"

Cincinnati’s UNheardof has teamed up with designer SBTG for a bespoke Nike SB Dunk Low “Nasty Boys” that’s being raffled off to provide meals to Cincinnati-area emergency room and ICU workers. A cult favorite Nike SB collaboration, the “Nasty Boys” originally released alongside a “Bash Brothers” SB Dunk Low in 2015. This two-pack paid homage to the “Nasty Boy” Cincinnati Reds’ sweep of Mark McGwire, Jose Canseco and the Oakland Athletics in the 1990 World Series. However, the pack was quickly hit with a cease-and-desist letter from the MLB offices, making both styles highly exclusive and extremely collectible.

This SBTG-crafted take on the “Nasty Boys” is a 1-of-1 bespoke size 8.5 that was originally made for Philip Lipschutz, the man who designed the shoe. The red/gray base and American flag heel patch are both left intact, but the gold Swoosh is replaced by SBTG’s signature camouflage print for an artisanal tweak. Both the tongue tag and lace deubre have been swapped out for signature SBTG embellishments as well. A special custom tag completes the stylings.

The UNheardof x SBTG Nike SB Dunk Low “Nasty Boys” is only available through a raffle in partnership with Cincinnati-based restaurant Plesantry. Each entry is $10 USD, and provides one meal to a Cincinnati-area healthcare worker. Interested parties can enter as many times as they’d like at the UNheardof webstore from now until 7 P.M. EDT on April 11. No participants will go home empty-handed: each entry will also receive an exclusive UNHeard Of x SBTG sticker.

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