Scotland’s Harris Tweed is one of the most iconic textiles in fashion, known for their attention to quality and made entirely from scratch in the Outer Hebrides. This year, Nike is applying the signature wool fabric to a new pack of Dunk Lows.
Harris Tweed is a special fabric that has been woven in Scotland for generations. The textile is not made by a specific brand, but the Harris name refers to the island Lewis with Harris, one of a series of islands that make up the Outer Hebrides, roughly 25 miles from the Scottish mainland. The cloth’s integrity is maintained by the Harris Tweed Authority, whose guidelines ensure that any fabric officially designated as Harris Tweed is “handwoven by the islanders at their homes in the Outer Hebrides, finished in the Outer Hebrides, and made from pure virgin wool dyed and spun in the Outer Hebrides.”
This year, Nike is preparing to release a special collection of their iconic Dunk Low, constructed with fabrics guaranteed as Harris Tweed by the Authority. The pack will feature two colorways of the low-top model, one of which has surfaced in official images this week. The look comes in a simple mix of black and white fibers, spun and woven into a unique pattern that falls somewhere between houndstooth and checkerboard. The tongues feature official Harris Tweed labels, and inner linings come in a soft red fabric to complete the look.
HARRIS TWEED X NIKE DUNK LOW RELEASE INFORMATION
The upcoming release from Nike, incorporating Harris Tweed textiles into their iconic Dunk Low, has not been announced yet but is currently expected to arrive in Fall 2025. Seen here in a simple black & white checkered pattern with a fuzzy exterior, pairs will likely release form both Nike and select retailers, with an expected price tag of $140.
Harris Tweed x Nike Dunk Low
Style Code: HQ5036-900
Release Date: Fall 2025
Price: $140
Harris Tweed x Nike Dunk Low
Style Code: HQ5036-902
Release Date: Fall 2025
Price: $140
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