The Doernbecher Freestyle Collection is a continuing collaborative effort between Nike and the Doernbecher Children’s Hospital, whereby patients are invited to design their own piece of footwear. This year’s collection features designs by Colin Callsen, Bradley Bowlby, Molly Martin, Anna Finley, Jordan Dark and Makayla Hansen over Jordan 6 Retro, Zoom Paul Rodriguez 3, Air Force 1 ‘07 LE, Air Zenyth, Dunk HI Skinny and Shox NZ silhouettes. Drops November 14th at Nike Sportswear 21M in NYC, with all proceeds going to benefit programs at Doernbecher.

A detailed look at the Nike 2009 Doernbecher Freestyle Collection follows after the jump.

After showing you the Dunk His from the Nike Sportswear Fall 2009 Collection, we now have a look at the Dunk Hi Skinny offerings. Applying a gingham checkered pattern to the slimmed down basketball sneaker, Nike produced two clean colorways of this modern classic hightop – red and white or blue and white.

Have a detailed look at the Nike Sportswear Fall 2009 Dunk Hi Skinny Checker after the jump.

This summer, Nike Sportswear chose to remix Nike materials within the Nike Sportswear collection with legendary French textile designer Paule Marrot Editions. Once loved by the British royal family and Jackie Kennedy, Paule Marrot Editions has been creating memorable designs since 1920. Paule Marrot’s textiles were heavily influenced by Marrot’s early studies as a painter under impressionists such as Pierre-August Renoir, Raoul Dufy and Maurice Denis.

The pack consists of two Dunk Hi Skinny Supremes, one coming in pink glaze/white, the other one in black/mist-blue white. Today we can give you a preview of the pink sneaker.

The Paule Marrot versions of the Nike Skinny Dunk Hi will be available at select Nike Sportswear retailers as of this coming weekend.

More images of the Nike Sportswear x Paul Marrot Dunk Hi Skinny Supreme follow after the jump.