Designed by: PepsiCo Design & Innovation
Country: United States
Great attention to detail in this unique design for the Nike “Lobster” Dunk Low. The first 200 pairs came equipped with a lobster claw rubber band, a tee shirt, a condiment box (which included a lobster shell cracker, fork, bib, an extra set of laces, and wet nap) and a poster, all put into a traditional paper bag used by typical, New England lobster retailers.
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Designed by: PepsiCo Design & Innovation
Country: United States
Great attention to detail in this unique design for the Nike “Lobster” Dunk Low. The first 200 pairs came equipped with a lobster claw rubber band, a tee shirt, a condiment box (which included a lobster shell cracker, fork, bib, an extra set of laces, and wet nap) and a poster, all put into a traditional paper bag used by typical, New England lobster retailers.
