Nike Dunk Low Valentine's Day (2026) (PS): sizing and details

Some special editions make adults green with envy, and this is one of them. The Nike Dunk Low Valentine's Day (2026) (PS) are a kids'-sizes-only release: there's no adult version, and that detail alone makes it one of the most talked-about Dunks of the season. Red patent leather, pink leather and a Swoosh that begs for a photo.

The Nike Dunk Low Valentine's Day (2026) (PS) are the preschool version of the Valentine's Day-themed Dunk Low released in January 2026, in the Pink Foam / Light Crimson / Summit White colorway. They combine pink leather, red patent leather panels and heart-shaped details on the tongue and laces, all on the classic low-cut silhouette.

Side view of the pair of Nike Dunk Low Valentine's Day (2026) (PS) in Pink Foam, Light Crimson and Summit White — The full colorway: Pink Foam pink, Light Crimson patent leather and a Summit White base.

Pink Foam, Light Crimson and Summit White: the colorway up close

The Dunk's charm has always been its color-blocked construction, and here it's used to the fullest. The Pink Foam leather covers the toe box, the lace area and the heel panels, while the Light Crimson comes in patent leather on the side panels and heel counter, adding a shine you can see in photos but notice even more in hand.

Summit White acts as the base and balances the mix so the whole thing doesn't get too sugary. It's a clean three-tone setup, with the classic wide side Swoosh marking the split between blocks.

Close-up of the Light Crimson patent leather side panel and Swoosh on the Nike Dunk Low Valentine's Day (2026) (PS) — The red patent leather on the side panel is what sets this edition apart from a regular Dunk.

The Valentine's Day details: hearts on the tongue and laces

This is the real selling point of the edition. The tongue tag swaps the usual Nike logo for a red heart on a pink background, and the laces get a red metal dubrae, also heart-shaped. They're two small touches, but they're what make the shoe recognizable from a meter away.

It's the kind of nod that works well on such a graphic silhouette: the Dunk Low has wide, flat surfaces, so a metal detail or an alternative logo stands out without cluttering the design.

Close-up of the tongue with the heart-shaped tag on the Nike Dunk Low Valentine's Day (2026) (PS) — A red heart on the tongue tag, in place of the usual Nike logo.

Materials and construction of the Nike Dunk Low Valentine's Day (2026) (PS)

Upper: overlaid leather panels in color blocks, with patent leather on the sides and a stitched Swoosh
Toe box: the Dunk's classic perforations for breathability
Interior: padded collar and tongue, textile lining and cushioned insole
Sole: low-profile foam midsole and flat rubber outsole with a concentric circle pattern

The flat sole is a direct legacy of the model's adoption by skaters in the nineties, and it's also why it holds up so well to everyday wear: stable grip and a low profile, with no platforms or tech getting in the way of each step.

Flat rubber outsole with concentric circles on the Nike Dunk Low Valentine's Day (2026) (PS) — Flat rubber outsole with the concentric circle pattern typical of the Dunk.

How do the Nike Dunk Low Valentine's Day (2026) (PS) fit?

Nike's official size guide says the Dunk fits true to size. For wide feet, the recommendation is to go up half a size; for a snugger fit, go down half a size. With kids, the first option is the smart one: better that extra room than outgrowing them in two months.

PS stands for preschool, the preschool size range (in Europe, the range that usually starts at 28). Check the up-to-date size availability on the product page before deciding, because stock on kids'-exclusive editions moves fast.

One tip that people who already have Dunks at home keep repeating: the leather can feel a bit stiff for the first few days, then it softens and molds to the foot. That's normal for the model, not a defect in the pair.

Rear view of the heel in Pink Foam and red patent leather on the Nike Dunk Low Valentine's Day (2026) (PS) — Heel with a pink panel and a Light Crimson patent leather heel counter.

How to style the Nike Dunk Low Valentine's Day (2026) (PS)?

With such a bold palette, the rule is simple: let the sneaker bring the color and keep the rest in a supporting role. These are the combinations that work best in practice:

Denim + white sweatshirt: the safest look; the blue tones down the noise and the pink takes center stage
Full gray tracksuit: lets the red patent leather do all the work
High white socks: the Dunk classic, and in small sizes it looks even better
A single pink touch up top (cap, T-shirt) to pull the outfit together without going full monochrome

Top-down view of the pair of Nike Dunk Low Valentine's Day (2026) (PS) showing pink laces and the heart detail — From above: Pink Foam laces and the heart-shaped metal dubrae.

What sets this edition apart from other Nike Dunk Low pairs?

Compared to a standard Dunk Low (Retro White Black, Grey Fog, Photon Dust), the difference is twofold: materials and exclusivity. On one hand, patent leather on the side panels isn't common on general-release versions, which usually feature matte leather across the whole upper. On the other, this Valentine's Day release dropped only in kids' sizes, with no adult equivalent.

That puts it in a different league from a general-release colorway: it's not just another Dunk, it's a seasonal release with production limited to the January 2026 calendar. You can check the available sizes and all the photos of the pair before the size run sells out.

Padded collar and textile lining, the model's classic interior construction.

Where to buy the Nike Dunk Low Valentine's Day (2026) (PS) in Spain

At Next Step you get the pair 100% new and authentic, with returns within 14 calendar days of delivery and fast shipping to Spain and the rest of Europe. No raffles and no waiting for a restock: if your size shows up on the product page, it's available.

👉 Check out the Nike Dunk Low Valentine's Day (2026) (PS) now and lock in your size before the preschool size run is gone.

Full pair of Nike Dunk Low Valentine's Day (2026) (PS) seen from a three-quarter angle on a neutral background — Three-quarter angle: this is how they look on foot.

Frequently asked questions

What does PS mean in the Nike Dunk Low Valentine's Day (2026) (PS)? +

PS stands for preschool, the preschool size range within Nike's kids' footwear system. It's the middle step between toddler sizes (TD) and big kids' sizes (GS), which in this same edition correspond to style codes IQ5378-663 and IQ0218-663 respectively.

Do the Nike Dunk Low Valentine's Day (2026) (PS) run big or small? +

According to Nike's official size guide, the Dunk fits true to size. For wide feet, Nike recommends going up half a size; for a snugger fit, going down half a size. With kids' shoes, the extra room usually pays off, so if you're torn between two sizes, pick the bigger one.

Is there an adult version of this Valentine's Day Dunk Low? +

No. This 2026 Valentine's Day edition was released exclusively in kids' sizes, split across the TD, PS and GS versions. There's no equivalent in adult sizes, and that exclusivity is precisely one of the reasons the shoe has generated so much buzz.

What's the exact colorway and style code? +

The official colorway is Pink Foam / Light Crimson / Summit White, and the style code for the preschool version is IQ0220-663. The pink comes in leather on the toe box, laces and heel, while the Light Crimson arrives in patent leather on the side panels and heel counter.

How do you clean the patent leather on the Nike Dunk Low Valentine's Day (2026) (PS)? +

A soft, slightly damp cloth followed by drying right away is all it takes to keep the patent leather shiny. Avoid stiff brushes and abrasive products on those panels, because the glossy finish scratches more easily than the matte leather on the rest of the upper. Always let them dry away from direct heat sources.