Ugly Christmas-Inspired Sneakers

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These 'Ugly Christmas Sweater' Themed Nike SB Dunks are Quirky

— September 26, 2013 — Fashion
The holiday season includes spending time with friends and family, drinking egg nog and wearing ugly christmas sweaters; ugly christmas sneakers are now available too. The sneakers are part of a collaboration between Concepts and Nike SB who have put out past bangers like the 'When Pigs Fly' Dunk.

This pair features a complete canvas upper with green, white and red accents in the form of mistletoe, snowmen, and snowflakes. A green swoosh accents the green outsole, red inner lining and tongue alongside a white sole fully encompass the red/white/green Christmas theme.

Consider pairing these 'Ugly Christmas Sweater' Nike SB Dunks with a gray sweater and a pair of khakis for a dope holiday fit.

Trend Themes

  1. Ugly Christmas-inspired Sneakers — Holiday-inspired footwear is becoming increasingly popular among sneakerheads and could potentially become a seasonal trend.
  2. Collaborations with Fashion Designers — By partnering with creative and popular designers, sportswear brands like Nike can tap into new markets and create unique products that appeal to fashion-oriented consumers.
  3. Personalized/customized Footwear — Consumers are increasingly interested in unique and personalized products which could lead to more demand for customized footwear options in the future.

Industry Implications

  1. Footwear — Companies who specialize in sneaker design and production can capitalize on the growing trend of holiday-inspired footwear.
  2. Sportswear — Sports-centric brands trying to appeal to fashion-oriented consumers could benefit from partnerships with popular designers to create unconventional sportswear products.
  3. Customization Services — Brands that offer customization services or create handmade, one-of-a-kind products may be able to tap into the increased demand for personalized footwear.
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