Key Details
Style Code: IX2929-200Release Date: October 30, 2026
- Launched through Union on October 30, 2026, with reports listing $130 or $135.
- Tan suede upper covered in brown leopard spots, Swooshes included, with plain suede above the midsole.
- Unlined Dunk Low with a heel that folds down to wear like a mule.
The Union x Nike Dunk Low “Hide” released October 30, 2026 for $130 or $135 via Union. The details are reported and have not been confirmed by Nike or Union.
It is one of three Nike Dunk Low colorways in the “Natural Selection” pack.
Release Date, Price and Where to Buy
Union x Nike Dunk Low “Hide”
Style Code: IX2929-200
Colorway: Palomino/University Gold/Light Cream
Price: $130 or $135
Release Date: October 30, 2026
Status: Reported
Union x Nike Dunk Low “Hide” Design
The upper is tan suede with brown leopard spots from the toe box to the heel. The Swooshes carry the print too. The pattern stops just above the midsole, where a band of plain tan suede wraps the shoe. The pair is unlined, like the rest of the pack. Lace it up, or fold the soft heel down and step in like a slipper. Beside the laces you’ll find a small UN/LA tag, while the tongue carries the UNION stamp with yellow zigzag stitching beneath it.
Is the “Hide” Exclusive to Union?
One report says the “Hide” stays exclusive to Union while the other two colorways in the pack release globally November 13, 2026. Two other reports list a November 13 release for the “Hide” itself, and neither Nike nor Union has addressed the difference.
Frequently Asked Questions
How Much Is the Union x Nike Dunk Low “Hide”?
Reports differ. Two list $130 and one lists $135.
Can You Wear the “Hide” as a Slip On?
The pair is unlined, and the soft heel folds down so it can be worn like a mule. It also laces up as a normal Dunk Low.
What Is the Style Code for the “Hide”?
The style code is IX2929-200. The colorway is Palomino/University Gold/Light Cream.
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Images via Union Los Angeles.
