Concepts x Nike SB Dunk Pro High GS "Ugly Christmas Sweater" 2017
The Concepts x Nike SB Dunk Pro High GS "Ugly Christmas Sweater" 2017 (AO1559-446) released Saturday, September 16, 2017.
Original retail (2017): $115 · Lowest resale ask: $2,674 on GOAT (Nov 14, 2026)
Colorway: Blue Ribbon/Blue Ribbon · Style code: AO1559-446 · Release date: September 16, 2017 · Lowest resale ask: $2,674 · Availability: Available now
Source: Nike's product feed · stores checked Nov 14, 2026, 4:20 PM ET
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About the Concepts x Nike SB Dunk Pro High GS "Ugly Christmas Sweater" 2017
Concepts' second 'Ugly Christmas Sweater' SB Dunk High arrived for the 2017 holiday season, four years after the shop's first pair, and this is its grade-school edition. The whole upper is a knit sweater fabric in the tacky-on-purpose style of an office party pullover: snowmen, gingerbread men, sprigs of holly and stacked presents, worked across a blue ribbon ground. Red shows up as an accent and in the lining, a blue canvas Swoosh sits on the side panel, and the outsole is dyed to match it. A co-branded tongue tag carries the Concepts name. Kids' pairs retailed at $115, a step below the adult price.
The sequel came in full-family sizing, from adult down through grade school and preschool to toddler, so a whole household could wear matching sweaters on their feet; this page covers the grade-school run. Concepts launched the shoe at its own store first, with a wider release a few days later. The 2013 original had come in black as a Concepts exclusive and in heather grey for wider release, so switching to blue with red trim gave the follow-up its own identity while keeping the joke intact. Underneath the knit, the shoe is a standard Nike SB Dunk High with Zoom Air cushioning and a padded tongue and collar, which is why the pattern rides on a skateable shoe rather than a novelty slipper.
Written with AI from brand specs; facts checked against our catalog data on Sep 18, 2026.