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Those excited by the signs of a full-blown Nike Dunk Low revival will be happy to learn that not one, but two more new editions just dropped. These come in the form of StrangeLove Skateboards x Nike SB's Valentine's-themed Dunk and the "Plum" Low, which Nike is bringing back for the first time since 2001. The Dunk's resurgence looks set to continue through 2020, too, bringing an inevitable queue for coveted sneakers. Beat the rush and shop new the colorways at StockX now.

Arriving on February 7, California skate label StrangeLove pays tribute to Saint Valentine with its Nike SB Dunk, making use of white textured velvet and pink suede, and stamping the loved-up iteration with a blood-red swoosh. The shoe's pink outsole is scattered with red and blue hearts.

A red Swoosh also appears on the Nike Dunk "Plum," a first-ever retro of the 2001 sneaker that dropped as part of Nike's "Ugly Duckling" pack. We got close with the Daybreak "Plum" that dropped in 2011, but it's a welcome return for the OG "Plum" colorway. Dressed in premium suede, the shoe lives up to its name via various shades of purple. It also gets its release on February 7 but is available to secure at StockX now.

StockX data shoes that the "Plum" is currently selling for an average of $207 on the resale platform, reaching a 52-week high of $383. The StrangeLove collab is attracting a higher price, going for an average of $360 with a 52-week high of $910.

Shop the Nike Dunk Low "Plum" and StrangeLove Skateboards x Nike SB Dunk Low below.

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StrangeLove Skateboards x NikeSB Dunk Low
$967
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NikeDunk Low Plum
$404
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