Quick Facts
- Using the same shiny patent leather panels as the AF1 but mixing up the placement, the Dunk Low starts with a bright yellow toe, heel tab, and side panel Swoosh
- Teal is added on the toebox, tongue, side panel, and heel counter, with pale pink on the lace panel, and purple on the heel suppor
- Just like the matching Air Force 1, the Dunk features graphics of painted eggs cracked in half on the insoles for some clear holiday iconography
- The Nike Dunk Low Easter will be released March 27, 2025
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Easter is one of the freshest holidays on the calendar. Sure, it might not carry the same easter egg hunt excitement it once did when you were a kid, but with its spring timing and built-in pastel colorway, it’s one of the most fashionable celebrations of the year. And when you lay out a fresh Polo shirt and khaki pants for your next Easter party, Nike is ready with a matching patent leather Dunk Low to complete the vibe like fake grass in a basket full of candy.
The Nike Dunk Low Easter (2026) is an instantly recognizable representation of the holiday made to match an upcoming Air Force 1 colorway. Using the same shiny patent leather panels as the AF1 but mixing up the placement, the Dunk Low starts with a bright yellow toe, heel tab, and side panel Swoosh, adds teal on the toebox, tongue, side panel, and heel counter, with pale pink on the lace panel, and purple on the heel support.
Just like the matching Air Force 1, the Dunk features graphics of painted eggs cracked in half on the insoles for some clear holiday iconography. Nike’s Easter history is best remembered for Air Force 1 colorways, but the brand has put plenty of bunny brain into the Dunk, too, adding pastel Easter colorways to the holiday collection in the early years of the 2020s.
The Nike Dunk Low Easter will be released March 27, 2025 through Nike and select retailers in-store and online. Available in unisex sizing, the retail price is set at $130. For all the latest Nike holiday drop news, download the Sole Retriever mobile app.
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