Nike SB Dunk Low Paris 2003

The Paris Dunk

Always a space to elevate ideas, in 2003, SB went full-throttle with the traveling White Dunk Exhibition. Paying homage to Paris’ massive contributions to art and culture, the Paris Dunk Low Pro SB was one of the first Dunks to use the shoe’s colorway as an actual canvas for creativity. Partnering with the subversive French Expressionist painter Bernard Buffet (1928-1999), each shoe featured unique renderings of Buffet’s work, with no two pairs alike. Sold in an extremely limited run of 202 pairs initially, the Paris Dunk immediately became coveted and in 2021 Proxyeed reported selling a pair for roughly $150,000 USD making it one of the most expensive Dunks ever privately sold.