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Judging by leaked images thanks to notorious sample and early pair collector @solebyjc, Nike SB is collaborating with famed convenience store 7-Eleven and will be releasing a co-branded Dunk Low.

The sneaker, which you can check out above, features 7-Eleven-inspired color-blocking on the upper with the store’s branding present on the side and back of the heel. The classic white midsole/gum outsole combination finishes off the colorful look.

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