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Off-White x Nike Dunk Low “Lot 10 of 50” – DM1602-112
The Off-White x Nike Dunk Low “Lot 10” is one of fifty colorways from Virgil Abloh‘s “Dear Summer” collection, released on August 9, 2021 as a follow-up to the duo’s influential 2019 Dunk collaboration. Each “Lot” carried its own subtle variation in color and material, but all shared Abloh‘s signature deconstructed design language — the exposed foam tongue, secondary lacing system, Helvetica text, and plastic zip tie .
Key Features
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Silhouette: Nike Dunk Low (original 1985 basketball design)
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Collaboration: Off-White x Nike “Dear Summer” / “The 50”
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Upper: White leather base with soft grey canvas overlays; the Swoosh sits atop a grey canvas panel with a rectangular tab affixed to it
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Signature Detail: Secondary lacing system rendered in Battle Blue, providing the design’s defining pop of color; exposed foam tongue; Off-White’s signature Helvetica text printed on the medial side
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Midsole/Outsole: “10 of 50” badge affixed to the lateral midsole; traditional Dunk rubber outsole
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Fit: Men’s sizing
Size Note: The Nike Dunk Low generally fits true to size for most wearers. For wider feet or those who prefer a roomier fit, going up half a size is recommended.
Why the Dunk Low “Lot 10”
The “Dear Summer” collection was Abloh’s most ambitious Nike project after “The Ten” — fifty distinct Dunk Lows released in sequence, each with its own identity while remaining unmistakably part of a cohesive whole. “Lot 10” sits near the earlier end of that sequence, pairing a white leather and Neutral Grey canvas base with a single, deliberate pop of Battle Blue on the secondary lacing system .
What makes “Lot 10” stand out within the collection is its material contrast. The white leather base keeps the shoe clean and classic, while the soft grey canvas overlays add a tactile, textural quality that distinguishes it from standard leather Dunk releases . The Battle Blue rope laces provide the only real break in the neutral palette — a deliberate contrast that signals its place in the Off-White lineage without overwhelming the design. The exposed foam tongue and Helvetica text remain intact, preserving the deconstructed DNA that defines Abloh’s work. The “10 of 50” badge on the midsole serves as a quiet marker of its position in the series.
For collectors, the DM1602-112 represents an accessible entry point into one of the most extensive sneaker collaborations ever produced. For wearers, it’s a Dunk that balances Off-White’s disruptive design language with genuine everyday wearability.
