A LEGO-Inspired Nike Dunk Low Is on the Way

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Get a first glimpse at the collaborative version of the sneaker from the duo.

Since the start of the year, one of the most anticipated collaborations in the sneaker and toy world has been the partnership between LEGO and Nike. Now, as we move into the second half of 2025, the duo has officially begun unveiling their first round of products. Headlining this debut is a 1,180-piece LEGO set that creatively reconstructs the Nike Dunk High, merging LEGO’s signature brick-building style with the classic silhouette of a Nike sneaker. But the collaboration doesn’t stop at collectibles—Nike and LEGO are also launching a line of themed footwear.

Earlier this week, a LEGO x Nike Air Max Dn in a vibrant “Tour Yellow” colorway was previewed as a kids’ exclusive. Now, alongside its official announcement, the two brands have teased an upcoming LEGO x Nike Dunk Low. This version takes a playful and imaginative approach, replacing the traditional panel overlays with a one-piece upper that features comic-style, hand-drawn-like outlines to mimic the shoe’s usual construction. The base of the sneaker is a glossy white, offering a striking contrast to the black details. LEGO branding is prominently featured on the tongue tag, tying the design back to the toy brand's distinctive aesthetic.

Nike has confirmed a detailed release schedule for this collaboration. The LEGO Dunk High set will be available starting in early July. The LEGO x Nike Air Max Dn will follow in early August, while the LEGO x Nike Dunk Low is set to release on September 1. The Dunk Low is expected to be a kids' exclusive and will retail for $100 USD. Fans can expect additional LEGO x Nike footwear and apparel to be revealed later this year as part of the ongoing partnership. Stay tuned for more images and information as the launch dates approach.

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