One shoe is a stadium chant and the other is a movie shoot, and both of them are SB Dunks built for Oregon fans. Ducks of a Feather built the pair with Nike SB this fall. Two colorways, two stories.
The green one is called The Zoo, and the tan one answers to Shout!, with each name pulled straight from Oregon football Saturdays. Proceeds from both pairs benefit the Oregon student-athletes who take part in the program each season.
Ducks of a Feather is Division Street’s brand, built by Oregon students and run for the athletes on its rosters. Every release feeds the same loop. The shoes carry the stories, the sales send money back to the players, and the next drop starts the cycle again.
Ducks of a Feather x Nike SB Dunk Low OG ‘The Zoo’
Sockliner sketch of Autzen Stadium · Tomatillo, Gorge Green, Gum Med Brown and Gym Green · Style code JJ7565-300
Price: TBD
Where to buy: More details at GOAT
The Zoo turns Autzen into a shoe
Autzen Stadium gets loud enough on game day that fans nicknamed it the Autzen Zoo, and this colorway leans all the way into that noise on purpose. Croc-embossed panels wrap the upper.
Inside, the sockliner carries a sketch of Autzen Stadium next to the words Once a Duck, Always a Duck stitched in green. The tongue label prints a ticket stub numbered 9231967, the date Autzen opened on September 23, 1967. Faux fur shares the upper with those panels, and the Swoosh switches to snakeskin leather in a darker green.
The style code is JJ7565-300, if you’re matching listings later. The name points at the loudest stretch of an Oregon home game, the break between the third and fourth quarters. That’s when the song plays. Fans and players dance and sing in unison, and the stadium turns into the Zoo for a few minutes.
Its official colorway string stacks Tomatillo and Gorge Green over Gum Med Brown and Gym Green.
Three greens deep before the gum sole even shows up. Yellow laces cut through all of it, the one loud note on a shoe built from shades of the same color. At first glance it could pass for a team-issued pair from the equipment room.
Shout! goes back to a 1977 movie set
A legendary movie shot around Eugene and the Oregon campus in the fall of 1977 gives this colorway its whole plot.
The upper is soft nubuck in Flax, warmed up with University Gold panels and a Pine Green Swoosh cut from full-grain leather. Gum rubber finishes the bottom.
The tongue label borrows its shape from laurel wreaths, and a Shout! graphic sits stitched across the back heel tab in green thread. Even the hangtag and sockliner graphic copy the weathered wall of a building the crew filmed around town. Its official colorway string stacks Flax and Pine Green over Gum Medium Brown and University Gold, top to bottom.
The embroidered heel marks split the pair too, a plain O on the green shoe and the interlocked UO on the tan one. Flax does the quiet work here while the gold and green carry the school colors. Nothing about the shoe whispers, though. The white heel tab and the wreath on the tongue keep the movie thread running through the details you only catch up close. It’s the dressier of the two pairs, if a Dunk can be dressy.
The rollout splits across two months
The Zoo arrives first, landing at Flight Club Tokyo on November 20 and the Los Angeles, Miami and New York stores one day later. The GOAT app gets it on Thanksgiving Day. Shout! runs the same route two weeks later, with Tokyo on December 4, the three US stores on December 5 and GOAT on December 10 to close the run.
Select regional skate shops carry both pairs too, so a local door might be the shortest line of the whole two-month launch, no app refresh required. Two pairs, two months, four stops each. Tokyo opens both runs, so plan around the stores first, since each shoe reaches the Flight Club shelves before it reaches the app. The app drop lands on a holiday for the Zoo and two weeks deeper into December for Shout!. Stores first, app second.
Ducks of a Feather x Nike SB Dunk Low OG ‘Shout!’
Soft nubuck upper in Flax · Full-grain leather Swoosh · Style code JJ7564-200
Price: TBD
Where to buy: More details at GOAT
Buy it if your closet leans green and gold and your calendar has room for a two-month chase across two releases on two continents. Skip it if staggered drops and skate-shop lines drain the fun out of a shoe before a pair ever reaches your feet.
