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Sneakerheads haven't heard from Virgil Abloh in a while and now we know why. The Off-White™ boss has been quietly working on not one, not two, but 50 Nike Dunks. And we've finally got a look at the first “01 of 50” edition.

Initially previewed back in August – when Abloh accidentally leaked it on his Instagram Story – “The 50” Collection is expected to kick off with a white Dunk Low. Then earlier this year, Abloh teased several "pending" Nike footwear collaborations... now we've got a closer look at the upcoming kicks courtesy of sneaker page @sneakerjamz_new.

The "01 of 50" is one of Abloh's cleanest silhouettes yet. It flaunts a canvas base with premium leather panels in clean white. The makeover is punctuated with silver Swooshes and a vintage yellow rubber sole. The recognizable Off-White™ aesthetic comes to play on the superimposed lacing system, zip tie, mini orange tag on the Swoosh, and enlarged branding on the inner lateral section. The outsole also features a superimposed "01 of 50" unit.

The Off-White™ x Nike Dunk Low “01 of 50" is expected to release in the fall and retail for $180. Stay tuned for the official unveiling and release details.

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