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Nike SB Dunk Low “Brew and Biscuits” Brings Tea Culture to Life

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The collaboration with NOTE Manchester turns British café traditions into a playful sneaker design.

A Sneaker Inspired by Tea and Café Culture

Nike SB and NOTE Manchester have revealed the Dunk Low “Brew and Biscuits,” a collaboration that draws directly from British tea culture. The design transforms everyday café rituals into a detailed and expressive sneaker, blending humor with craftsmanship.

The upper is dressed in a soft Flax suede that reflects the warm tone of a freshly brewed cup of tea. Supporting shades like Summit White, Sail and Honeycomb add depth while maintaining a cohesive, earthy palette.

Textured Details and Playful Elements

One of the standout features of the sneaker is its interchangeable Swooshes, offered in pink, brown and yellow. Each Swoosh is textured to resemble classic tea time wafers and biscuits, adding a tactile and visual twist to the design.

Additional details continue the theme throughout the shoe. The laces and inner lining carry biscuit inspired textures, while the interior features a print that resembles a sampler of different biscuits. Hidden graphics on the tongue read Strength of Brew and Selection of Biscuits, reinforcing the concept.

Finishing Touches and Release Info

Underfoot, the sneaker features a white midsole paired with a rubber outsole that includes a tea ring stain graphic, a subtle reference to a cup left on a surface without a coaster.

The NOTE x Nike SB Dunk Low Brew and Biscuits is set to release on March 31 through Nike and select retailers, with a retail price of 130 USD.

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