APB is returning to Nike with a Dunk Low pack that draws its design language from quilted blankets and handmade family heirlooms. The project was previewed through a campaign shot around a skatepark and featuring Charlotte rapper Reuben Vincent alongside local skaters, connecting APB's streetwear roots to a Southern-inspired personal narrative. The pack arrives as part of a broader APB x Nike rollout that also includes two Air Jordan 11 Low colorways and a V5 RNR runner.
The white Dunk Low commits fully to the quilt concept, wrapping most of the upper in patterned quilt panels. Red and blue artwork runs across the laces, toe box, side panels, and heel, while a white Swoosh and matching heel tab layer in additional fabric-like texture throughout the build. The black pair takes a more restrained route, pairing quilted detailing on the toe box and side panels with raw denim across the rest of the upper. That combination gives the darker shoe a rougher, worn-in character that contrasts with the cleaner look of the white version.
The APB x Nike Dunk Low Pack is set to release during Fall 2026 through APB in unisex sizing. Retail pricing has not been announced at this time. To stay informed on all things Nike and to stay up to date with the latest releases, connect with us on Instagram and Twitter.
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