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Nike’s SB Dunk Is Getting New Limited-Edition Collaborations That Are Packed With Oregon Lore

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Nike’s SB Dunk Is Getting New Limited-Edition Collaborations That Are Packed With Oregon Lore

Releases for the Ducks of a Feather x Nike SB Dunk Lows will begin this month.

After releasing a handful of special-edition Nike Dunk Lows, the University of Oregon’s Ducks of a Feather NIL brand is moving on to the model’s SB Dunk Low skate counterpart for a two-sneaker set that’s already drumming up buzz ahead of its late-November launch.

The Ducks of a Feather x Nike SB Dunk Low will be offered in yellow “Shout!” and green “The Zoo” colorways, each of which takes inspiration from the University of Oregon’s rich history in both pop culture and athletics.

The yellow “Shout!” colorway (style code JJ7564-200) references an iconic 1978 movie filmed in Eugene, Ore., which featured the school’s campus as a backdrop. While the collaboration isn’t officially licensed and thus, Ducks of a Feather can’t make explicit mention of the film, the sneaker’s references make it clear the movie in question is none other than the college comedy “Animal House.”

This is illustrated through a hangtag, which mimics the typeface used for the film’s logo, while a laurel wreath motif on the tongue and the sneaker’s “Shout!” nickname are callbacks to the movie’s toga party scene. The Flax/Pine Green/Gum Medium Brown/University Gold makeup is constructed with a soft nubuck, full-grain leather Swoosh and a gum rubber outsole.

” style is the Ducks of a Feather x Nike SB Dunk Low “The Zoo” (style code JJ7565-300), which is a nod to Oregon football’s Autzen Stadium, known affectionately to fans as the Autzen Zoo for its rowdy environment.


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