Off-White x Nike Dunk Low “Lot 50 of 50” – DM1602-001

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Off-White x Nike Dunk Low “Lot 50 of 50” – DM1602-001

The Off-White x Nike Dunk Low “Lot 50 of 50” is the final and most elusive entry in Virgil Abloh’s “Dear Summer” collection. Released on August 2, 2021, this edition stands apart from the 49 preceding “Lots” as the only all-black colorway in the entire series, making it the de facto grail of the collection .

Key Features

• Silhouette: Nike Dunk Low (original 1985 basketball design)

• Collaboration: Off-White x Nike “Dear Summer” / “The 50”

• Colorway: Black / Metallic Silver / Black 

• Upper: Black leather overlays with black canvas on the perforated toe and mid-panel; exposed foam tongue 

• Signature Detail: Metallic Silver leather Swoosh on both sides; silver “Nike” branding on the heel 

• Lacing: Traditional laces plus a secondary set of rope laces overlaid atop the upper, a hallmark of Abloh’s Dunk design language 

• Midsole/Outsole: Blacked-out Dunk sole unit with Nike Air cushioning; a purple marbled “Lot 50 of 50” badge on the midsole designates its final position in the series 

• Helvetica Text: Off-White’s signature text branding printed on the medial side 

• Fit: Men’s sizing

• Style Code: DM1602-001

• Release Date: August 2, 2021 

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 50 of 50”

The “Dear Summer” collection was Abloh’s most ambitious Nike project after “The Ten”—50 distinct Dunk Lows released in sequence, each with its own subtle variations in color, materials, and detailing. The first 49 pairs were predominantly white and grey, making “Lot 50” a deliberate and dramatic finale: the only pair rendered in a full blacked-out palette .

What makes “Lot 50” especially desirable is its position as the closing statement of the series. The purple marbled badge on the midsole reading “50 of 50” isn’t just a label—it’s a marker of finality, signaling that this is the last piece of a 50-shoe narrative. The metallic silver Swoosh and heel branding provide the only real contrast against the black canvas and leather upper, while the exposed foam tongue and secondary rope laces retain the deconstructed DNA that defines Abloh’s work .

For collectors, the DM1602-001 represents the culmination of one of the most extensive sneaker collaborations ever produced. It’s the pair that completed the set—and for many, the only one worth owning.