The Dunk Heads to the Hebrides: Nike and Harris Tweed Link Up

taking it way off the beaten path for their latest drop – all the way to the Outer Hebrides. Yep, Team Swoosh have joined up with Harris Tweed, the legendary Scottish fabric house, to spin up a pack that blends centuries-old craftsmanship with modern-day street flex. And somehow, it works.

There are a trio of Dunk Lows in the mix, all laced with genuine tweed that’s handwoven and certified by Harris's iconic Orb label (this time slapped loud and proud on the tongue, so you know it’s legit). First up is a crispy black-and-white houndstooth banger, set off with premium black leather and a vintage 'Sail' midsole. Then there’s the mismatched heater: one foot’s rocking a rainbow tweed upper with pink and blue pops, the other keeps it classy with black-and-white panels. Both pairs finish strong with brown Swooshes, coral midsoles, and chocolate outsoles. Talk about textile takeover.

If this colab rings a bell, it should – Nike and Harris Tweed last linked in 2004, and that partnership pretty much helped keep Scotland’s looms clacking.

Harris Tweed isn’t just fabric – it’s a legend woven into the very identity of Scotland’s Outer Hebrides. Protected by an Act of Parliament since 1993, Harris Tweed is the only cloth in the world that must be handwoven at home by islanders, using pure virgin wool dyed and spun locally. The story dates back centuries, with the fabric originally crafted for warmth and durability in the harsh Hebridean climate.

Official release details are still under wraps, but make sure to keep it locked to Sneaker Freaker for updates.

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