The Drop
The Nike SB Dunk Low Jarritos pays homage to Mexico's iconic mandarin-flavored soda with a wild fruit salad palette—tangerine overlays, lime Swoosh, and tropical yellow accents across premium suede and leather. Released as part of Nike SB's tradition of honoring street culture through beverage collabs, this pair instantly became a standout for its unapologetic color blocking and nostalgic branding nods. It's the kind of Dunk that stops scrolls and turns heads at the skatepark.
Resell Verdict
Currently moving at $437 fair market, with asks swinging from $274 to $799 depending on size and condition. Weekly order volume of 46 pairs signals steady collector demand, though hype has cooled from initial release frenzy. This sits in stable territory—not mooning, but holding value better than most GR Dunks. Flip potential is moderate; patient sellers in popular sizes (9-11) will clear solid margins, but expect slower turnover than Travis collabs.
Fake Tells
- ▸Suede texture: Reps often use flatter, less buttery suede—authentic pairs have rich nap with slight color variation
- ▸Tongue tag stitching: Fakes show uneven spacing around the Nike SB logo; legit tags have crisp, centered embroidery
- ▸Midsole paint edges: Check for clean separation between colors—bootlegs bleed orange into cream sections
Who It's For
Collectors chasing storytelling sneakers and skaters who actually wear their heat. Perfect for summer fits where you want to be that guy at the cookout—pairs killer with neutral cargos or straight denim to let the colors pop.
Sizing & Fit
Nike SB Dunks run true to size, though the padded tongue adds snugness—half-size up if you prefer roomier toe box or plan to wear thick socks.
