A foundational silhouette in Nike SB’s early archive, the Dunk High Pro “Wheat” launched in 2002 during the brand’s pivotal “Orange Box” era. This high-top iteration, finished in a tonal Maple/Bison-Wheat colorway, drew inspiration from rugged work boots—signaling Nike SB’s shift toward street-adapted skatewear rooted in authenticity and texture. It was one of the earliest SB Dunk Highs to feature the now-iconic “stuffed tongue,” making it a favorite among core skaters and collectors alike. Known for mixing skate style with high fashion and hip-hop aesthetics, Pharrell’s embrace of the Dunk silhouette played a key role in broadening its influence beyond the skatepark.