Diamond Supply Co. x Dunk Low Pro SB ‘Tiffany’ 304292-402

Description

Releasing in August 2005 as part of the Team Manager series, the Diamond Supply Co. x Dunk Low Pro SB ‘Tiffany’ drew long lines and campouts at skate shops throughout the country. The leather upper is finished in Aqua and accented with a metallic silver Swoosh. The black leather overlays feature a crocodile-embossed texture and contrast white stitching.

Release Date
08-01-2005
SKU
304292 402
Designer
Peter Moore
Nickname
Tiffany
Colorway
Aqua/Chrome
Main Color
Teal
Upper Material
Leather
Technology
Zoom Air
Category
Skateboarding

Included Accessories
TIFFANY SB EXTRA LACES

Product Description:

The Nike SB Dunk Low Diamond Supply Co. is a skateboarding sneaker that was part of a collaboration between Nike and Diamond Supply Co.

The upper of the Dunk Low Diamond Supply Co. is composed of high-quality leather coated in an Aqua and Chrome colorway. The perforations in the toe box allow air to flow into the shoe, which helps to regulate the temperature inside the shoe and keep feet cooler and drier. The outsole features a gum rubber design, which enhances traction and durability on all surfaces. The shoe also includes a padded collar and tongue, providing extra cushioning and support for the foot during intense activity.

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The Nike/Tiffany Air Force 1 1837 is crafted in premium black suede with a Tiffany Blue® Swoosh and archival Tiffany logo on the tongue. A foam midsole, rubber outsole and Tiffany Blue®-accented pivot points define the shoe, which comes with black rope laces as well as three pairs of flat laces in Tiffany Blue®, yellow and white. All Nike/Tiffany Air Force 1 1837 shoes arrive in a co-branded Tiffany Blue® box.

The Nike/Tiffany Air Force 1 1837 features co-branded, laser-etched silver plates above each heel. Tiffany & Co. has offered the world’s finest jewelry since our founding in 1837 and set the American standard for sterling silver—925 parts per 1,000—in the 1850s, which continues to be used to this day.

Another iconic Tiffany Blue Box®.