Nike SB Dunk Low Rayssa Leal

Pastels, suede, and an embroidered angel

This is the first signature model from Rayssa Leal, the Brazilian skateboarder and Olympic medalist, and it’s clear it wasn’t made from a pre-existing template. The upper combines suede with leather, and the colors are a set of pastels: blue, mint, yellow, and violet, tied together by a shimmering silver Swoosh. On the heel sits an embroidered angel, a nod to the athlete's nickname, the "Little Fairy of Skate," and the insoles feature their own custom graphics. The entire palette draws inspiration from Imperatriz, Rayssa's hometown.

Why it works on a board

This is an SB line model, so the construction is built for skating, not just for looks. Underfoot, foam works in tandem with a Zoom Air unit in the heel to absorb impact during landings, while the rubber outsole with a classic tread pattern grips the board’s griptape. Soft padding around the ankle adds protection in the area that takes the most hits at the skatepark. If you don't skate, it’s simply an exceptionally comfortable low-top Dunk.

Which size to choose

Available sizes range from 36 to 46, including half sizes. SB Dunks have thicker tongue and collar padding than regular Dunks, so the shoe fits tighter in the instep, especially at first, before the padding breaks in. If you have a high instep or wide feet, consider going up half a size; otherwise, stick to your regular size and verify the length using the size guide.

How to style them

The pastel palette is bold but not flashy, so it works best with a simple background: baggy jeans or work pants, a white t-shirt, or a solid-colored hoodie. One item matching a color from the upper is enough to tie the look together. You can find more models from this family in the Nike Dunk SB shoes collection, and a wider selection of silhouettes in Nike Dunk shoes. Before we list any pair, we verify its authenticity: the box, product code, stitching, glue, and outsole.