Official Look Of The Jarritos x Nike SB Dunk Low

Not long ago, there have been whispers that a Jarritos and Swoosh collaboration, everyone’s favourite fruity Mexican soda brand, is in the pipeline. And now, we finally have an official peek at the Jarritos x Nike SB Dunk Low. Best believe the partnership will present several colourways, but for now, read to find out all about the upcoming kicks and its drop deets.

Your favourite indulgence, now with Swoosh

A pair of SB Dunk Lows that Ben & Jerry’s collaborated on with the Nike SB team in 2020 are already sealed in SB Dunk history. Two years later, rumours of yet another delectable cooperation have circulated. This time, the Swoosh introduces the early pairs with the Mexican beverage brand that looks soda-mn cool!

In their most recent collaboration, Nike SB and Jarritos, the team will offer numerous colourways of the model based on some of the most well-liked tastes of the beverage. Below, you can see a sneak peek of one of the colourways, which features the colour combinations Phantom, Safety Orange, and Malachite.

Soda-rn epic deets

Jarritos’ distinctive green is employed for the Swooshes, co-branding, and rubber outsole as team-up touches. Its complementary orange is used for contrast stitching at the midsole and other branding features. Beginning with a Jarritos jug flowing down its traditional Mandarin flavour toward the heel, co-branded tongue graphics, and heel marking that says “NIKE” and “JARRITOS” across the two sneakers, these branding details set the tone for the entire look. Tear-away layers that reveal an orange base are also featured in the pair, hiding them beneath the Swooshes and overlays.

Besides, a whole line of clothing, including t-shirts, sweatshirts, and zip-up jackets, will be released in addition to the footwear.

Official Peek At The Jarritos x Nike SB Dunk Low ends here. Be on the lookout for it to arrive on shelves of the top UK and European shops only via our where to buy section. For more sneak updates, join our sneakerheads on Facebook and Twitter.

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