Nike Dunk Low x CLOT x Fragment Design

In celebration of CLOT's 20th anniversary, Founder and Creative Director Edison Chen and long-time collaborator and friend Hiroshi Fujiwara have teamed up with Nike to produce a new sneaker. Inspired by Hiroshi Fujiwara's favorite CLOT shoe of the last two decades, the Nike Dunk Low x CLOT x Fragment Design features an all-white silk inspired upper patterned with CLOT's iconic Silk Royale, set on a cream-white opaque sole. The tongue, lace stay and heel tab are rendered in black, resulting in the striking panda-inspired colorway. The insole features the CLOT20 logo, marking this a special release.

Benefits

• Foam midsole offers lightweight, responsive cushioning.
• Rubber outsole with classic hoops pivot circle adds durability and traction.
• Each pair comes with 2 sets of laces: one black and one blue.

Nike Dunk

Born from a series of mash-ups, hacks and tight deadlines, the Nike Dunk landed on college basketball courts during the '85–'86 season. While the original College Colors designs helped you stay true to your school, the Dunk didn't prove to be popular. But it was this humble sneaker's lack of popularity—and flat, grippy soles—that helped it jump the rails to captivate skateboarders. Decades later, this everyday favorite continues to be snatched up in countless colorways, proving its influence is undeniable.