Nike Dunk SB Low Pro "Paris" Bernard Buffet - Promo Sample Size US 10 Suede, Canvas
100% Authentic
DS Condition / "Deadstock": it refers to a brand new object, never used or worn.
Specialist Notes
Released in 2002, it is currently the most expensive Dunk Low on the market. It was created on the occasion of the "White Dunk" art exhibition held in Paris. On the canvas part of the upper the works of the French painter Bernard Buffet are depicted, and it is rumored that the pairs released were 150/200. In order to win the silhouette, a raffle was initially planned which was to take place during the exhibition, but given the crowds of people, the release was postponed and the shoes were subsequently sold through some selected stores in Paris, including Opium and Colette.
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