The Nike Dunk SB Low "Money Cats" is based off of the Maneki Neko (aka Welcoming Cat, Lucky Cat, Money cat or Fortune Cat), a Japanese sculpture, often made of porcelain or ceramic, which is believed to give good luck to the owner. This Nike Dunk SB extracts inspiration from the sculpture that depicts a cat signalling with an upright paw, which is usually displayed in stores, restaurants, pachinko parlors, and other businesses. The shoe features a suede front and synthetic back with red stitching seen throughout the shoe. The tongue tab has a custom font made for the "Money Cat" package saying "Nike SB". The tongue tabs also has a small quote written onto it. The quote chosen for the "Money Cat" lows was "Get that money." This colorway and design was constructed by James Keoni Arizumi and Triplett.
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Shoes are so crazy. I didn't think they mattered that much. I don't pay much mind to the shoes I wear. I didn't even know shoes had their own terminology. It's really fun though, its whole new world.
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