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Valentine's Day isn't here yet, but Nike is already giving its most classic sneakers flowers.

It's time for the Dunk to receive the long-awaited treatment.

Nike even names the upcoming Dunk Low sneakers "Now Accepting All Flowers," decking them out with floral details and even a gold charm bracelet that hooks onto the shoes.

What's more, the Dunks not only get a beautiful bouquet but a pretty nice-looking outfit to go along with it.

Specifically, the latest pairs come wrapped in faded canvas uppers, topped with plush suede touches, creating a crisp, textural look for the sneakers.

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Nike is clearly in the spirit of showing love to its classics, seeing as the brand also designed some floral Air Force 1 Low sneakers with the same name as the Dunks.

The sportswear label already confirmed the "Dunk's not dead" (the model's not afraid to be strange, either). Now, Nike's giving the versatile classic its well-deserved flowers.

The Dunk Low "Now Accepting All Flowers" sneakers are expected to drop on Nike's website in February.

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