Rare Nike SB Dutch Clogs From 2015 Resurface Online
A little-known Nike experiment from nearly a decade ago has resurfaced, revealing that the sportswear giant once produced a set of traditional Dutch wooden clogs.
Images shared by rare sneaker collector and reseller @donniebsoles show a Friends & Family Nike SB clog created in 2015 – an item so obscure that many longtime fans say they have never seen it before.
The handcrafted pair features design cues inspired by the popular Nike SB Janoski, including painted detailing and branding elements that mimic the skate shoe. Even the interior and the wooden “tongue” carry a playful twist, with the word “Jaklompski” stamped as a nod to the Janoski name.
While Nike has experimented with unconventional silhouettes over the years, the rediscovered clog highlights the skate division’s reputation for quirky, limited-run creations. Collectors say the pair is one of the rarest examples of Nike SB promotional merchandise to surface to date.
