Since 2004, Pimp My Kicks has been producing some of the most luxurious, handmade custom sneakers around. The brand recently hooked up with New York’s Oliver Moore Bootmakers, known for their work with celebrities and professional athletes, for a unique take on the classic Nike Dunk.

The special collaboration sees the Dunk Low and High recreated with premium leather uppers made to resemble a timeless dress shoe. Sitting atop gum and olive outsoles with black, white or grey midsoles, the luxurious kicks even sport suede interiors for those who prefer to rock them sans socks, while the the dressy look is topped off with alligator Swooshes.

Limited to only five pairs of each style, the kicks come with custom lace jewels and laser-engraved wooden boxes courtesy of Woodville Inc. Head on over to PMK now if you’re interested in picking up this super limited collab.

The momentous days of the Nike Dunk Low are far from over with a look at the upcoming Burgundy and Grey colorway. What could pass as an interpretation of classic models circa 2000, this new Dunk Low will keep things simple as most sneakers goers may appreciate.

Featuring a combination of textured and smooth leathers, this Dunk Low will include a clean white midsole, white laces, and display a contrasting black Swoosh for added appeal. If you’re feeling these, head out to Mita now as they’ll likely be making their way to other NSW retailers as well very soon.

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Despite all of the SB Dunk releases as of late, Nike Sportswear is still hard at work on the original model.

Now available is this new Dunk Low.  The classic 1980′s basketball low-top sports a yellow and navy colorway with the prototypical Dunk color blocking.  A white midsole and laces provide a little contrast while a brown tumbled leather Swoosh finishes off the look.

The yellow/navy-brown Dunk Low is available now from select NSW retailers like mita.

Back by popular demand is the Nike Dunk Low ‘Samurai’ Custom by ROM. The release of this custom dunk follows the highly successful first release of the “Samurai” Nike Dunk High custom which originally dropped nearly six months ago.

The sneaker’s graphics and gold accents have become an instant favorite amongst many supporters of this custom designer. Just as its predecessor, this low top version will be limited to only 15 pairs to be created and retail for $295 (Dunk High version retailed for $350).

If you’re thinking about purchasing the Nike Dunk Low ‘Samurai’ Custom by ROM, you might want to contact them now to order your pair here.

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Nike Sportswear is bearing many gifts this holiday season and the Nike Dunk is amongst the many surprises that await. The new holiday 2011 line up will feature the dunk low and high and come in various colorways including a Khaki, Black/Anthracite and Obsidian/Neutral Grey-White that we previewed just a few days ago.

The Dunk highs will come in a suede/leather combination while the lows will see a tumbled leather finish. Expect to see the entire Nike Dunk line in stores in the coming weeks.

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Nike Sportswear has more colorways of the Nike Dunk Low on the way this fall in this simple and sleek blocking that remains it’s classic validity.

This model features it’s classic silhouette in a white upper, Obsidian panels and grey Swoosh. You can wait for these to hit retailers or simply head over to Titolo for an early pair.

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It pays to work for a company like Google, don’t you think? Well, for co-founder Larry Page he’s probably feeling pretty good about his very own exclusive Nike Dunk Low ‘Google’ that pays tribute to his company and the boss himself! As we’ll never see a release on these sneakers, they are very similar to the Nike Dunk SB Low ‘eBay’ in company colors. Designed by Google Community Manager (for Android and Mobile) Evan Steinberg, the Dunk Low features Larry’s face on the tongue, Google logo on the side panel, the co-founder’s signature on the upper, and is finished with a black outsole. What’s your take on this cool concept?