The Diamond Supply Co. x Nike SB Dunk Low “Tiffany” celebrated its 20th anniversary in 2025, but a potential retro reportedly never got the green light from Nike.
One of the most iconic collaborations in sneaker history could have had another moment in the spotlight. According to a report shared by JustFreshKicks, Nicky Diamonds revealed that Nike turned down his request to bring back the legendary Diamond Supply Co. x Nike SB Dunk Low “Tiffany” for its 20th anniversary in 2025.
For sneakerheads who remember the rise of Nike SB during the mid-2000s, the news is disappointing. The Tiffany Dunk remains one of the most recognizable releases from that era, and an anniversary retro would have given a new generation of sneaker fans an opportunity to experience the classic.
Why the Tiffany Dunk Is So Iconic
Originally released in 2005, the Diamond Supply Co. x Nike SB Dunk Low “Tiffany” made an immediate impression with its unmistakable design.
The sneaker features black crocodile-textured overlays, a Tiffany Blue-colored base, a metallic silver Swoosh and a matching black outsole. The combination helped separate the collaboration from the crowded sneaker landscape and established the Tiffany Dunk as a grail among collectors.
Its influence extends beyond the original release. The Tiffany color scheme became a recognizable part of sneaker culture, and the collaboration helped cement Diamond Supply Co.’s place in the history of Nike SB.
Nike Reportedly Passed on the 20th-Anniversary Retro
The Tiffany Dunk turned 20 in 2025, creating a natural opportunity for Nike SB and Diamond Supply Co. to revisit the collaboration.
However, according to the report, Nicky Diamonds wanted to bring the shoe back and Nike rejected the request.
A return could have generated considerable excitement among longtime collectors and newer fans who have only experienced the shoe through resale listings and sneaker history.
At this time, there is no confirmed release date for a new Tiffany Dunk, and the reported rejection does not establish whether another collaboration could happen in the future.
Would You Want Nike to Bring Back the Tiffany Dunk?
The Tiffany Dunk is more than another colorway. For many collectors, it represents a defining period in sneaker culture when creative collaborations could turn a skate shoe into a cultural phenomenon.
But should Nike leave this classic in the past, or does a sneaker this influential deserve another release?
Would you buy the Diamond Supply Co. x Nike SB Dunk Low “Tiffany” if it returned? And if Nike passed on the 20th-anniversary request, do you think the company missed an opportunity?
Let us know in the comments.
