On-Foot Images of KCDC's Nike SB Dunk High Collaboration
The Brooklyn skateshop fashions the silhouette with pink and black color-blocking.
For 20 years, KCDC has been running a successful skateshop and serving the community of Brooklyn, NY. And to to celebrate this momentous milestone in the company’s lifespan, it’s joining forces with Nike and its SB label to create a vivid take atop the SB Dunk High. The kicks were first teased via in-hand shots during Summer 2021, but now we have even further detailed on-foot shots of the impending pair.
Amy Ellington’s skateshop makes use of various shades of pink for this fresh team-up. Suede materials make up the perforated toe boxes, quarters and ankle collars, all of which are executed with a muted pink hue while the accompanying leather overlays deviate with a more dusted shade. Solid black accents serve as the secondary color of these SB Dunks and touch down on the laces, leather-infused Swooshes and the midsoles. The tongues feature the customary Nike SB branding but replace the silhouette’s moniker with a “KCDC 2021” notation underneath. More KCDC branding is embroidered into the heel tabs. Additionally, the insoles come outfitted with devil, stars and smiley face sketches, as well as “20 years” situated inside a heart and an anchor labeled with co-branded hits.
At the time of writing, an official launch date has yet to be announced, but you can likely expect these to drop sometime before 2021 concludes.
Elsewhere in sneaker-related news, Nike has just revealed a Spring-friendly LeBron 19 colorway.
