Nike SB is set to collaborate with the Japanese skate shop TIGHTBOOTH to unveil a special version of the Nike SB Dunk Low. The TIGHTBOOTH x Nike SB Dunk Low draws inspiration from TIGHTBOOTH's distinctive brand identity and dark colour palettes.
 
The brand has announced a special launch party in Tokyo. The commemorative event goes down on November 10 at the large parking lot of the National Stadium. Admission to the event is free and includes drinks and pizza, a skating session and a skate trick contest.
  
  
Founded in Japan, TIGHTBOOTH's journey began with a passion for skateboarding and a desire to create a space where like-minded individuals could converge. What sets TIGHTBOOTH apart is its commitment to authenticity and a keen understanding of the culture it represents. The brand seamlessly fuses Japanese design sensibilities with the raw urban energy of skateboarding, resulting in products that not only perform on the streets but also make a bold fashion statement.
  
  
In the realm of Japanese streetwear, TIGHTBOOTH stands out not only for its collaborations but also for its independent releases, each telling a story that transcends the traditional boundaries of fashion. As the brand continues to evolve and push creative boundaries, it remains a symbol of authenticity, reminding us that at the intersection of skate culture and fashion, innovation thrives.
TIGHTBOOTH's journey is a testament to the power of creative expression within subcultures, showing that a passion for skateboarding can fuel not only incredible feats on the board but also inspire a unique and influential brand that resonates globally. As TIGHTBOOTH continues to ride the waves of creativity, it undoubtedly leaves a mark on the landscape of streetwear and skate fashion and is one to look out for in the future.
  
  
The founder Shinpei Ueno is part of Converse’s skateboarding team and is no stranger to SB collabs. In 2021 and 2022 he reworked the Converse CS Slip-On SK and CK Pro SK Hi with inspirations near and dear to him. Crafted from high-quality velvet, both pairs feature phoenix-tattoo-inspired embroidery, mirroring Ueno's leg ink and lending an air of luxury to the footwear. The luxurious vibe is further enhanced by refined details like leather-branded insoles and high-quality waxed laces on the high-top variant. Given their origin from Converse Skateboarding, these offerings also boast several tactile elements.
  
  
The incorporation of foam padding in both pairs, notably evident in the slip-on's collar, prioritises added comfort, catering to the discerning needs of wearers, particularly skateboarding enthusiasts. Durable elements such as gunmetal eyelets and zippers contribute to the sturdiness of the silhouette, ensuring a long-lasting and resilient design.


The design of the TIGHTBOOTH x Nike SB Dunk Low features a crisp and adaptable colour scheme of White and Black. Noteworthy design elements include a Black hairy suede upper complemented by White leather overlays adorned with debossed scratch-like graphics. Additionally, the Black tumbled leather Swooshes are adorned with a TIGHTBOOTH label tag on the lateral side. Co-branded details can be spotted on the tongues, as well as special lace dubraes. The overall aesthetic is rounded off with a Black midsole and White rubber outsole. The package will also include extra sets of laces and custom packaging.
  
  
The TIGHTBOOTH x Nike SB dunk is set to release mid to late November
Adam Jordan Moosa