Nike is the brand most Pakistani sneaker buyers search for first, and it is also where prices and quality vary the most. A pair can cost Rs 4,000 or Rs 28,000 depending on whether it is used, original or a premium-grade copy. This guide covers the most popular Nike models, what they cost in rupees, how sizing works here and what to check before you pay. To see what’s available now, browse our Nike collection.
Which Nike shoes are popular in Pakistan?
The most popular Nike shoes in Pakistan are the Air Force 1, the Dunk Low, the Air Jordan 1 Low and Nike running shoes such as the Pegasus.
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Air Force 1: A basketball shoe from 1982, designed by Bruce Kilgore, now worn mostly as an everyday white or black sneaker. See our Air Force collection.
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Dunk Low: A 1980s basketball shoe that became a street and skate staple. The SB Dunk Low Panda is a good example of the black and white look that works with most outfits. More styles are in our Dunk collection.
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Air Jordan 1 Low: A lower-cut version of Michael Jordan’s first signature shoe, often released in collaboration colourways like the Paris pair. Browse the AJ 1 Low collection.
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Running shoes: for real training, see our runners.
How much do Nike shoes cost in Pakistan?
Original new Nike pairs from authorised-style retailers start around Rs 28,500, while premium-grade pairs from local sellers usually cost Rs 9,000 to Rs 19,000.
Here is what our own Nike range costs at the time of writing:
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Dunk Low: Rs 13,500 to Rs 16,999
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Air Jordan 1 Low: Rs 13,499 to Rs 14,999
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Air Jordan 1 High: Rs 14,999
Our pairs are premium-grade, labelled Premium, PRM or OG Batch on each product page, so they are not official Nike retail stock. That is why the price gap with original pairs is so wide.
Prices also move with the exchange rate, import duty and shipping, how rare a collaboration is, and the seller.
What is the difference between original and premium-grade Nike shoes?
An original pair comes from Nike or an authorised seller and carries Nike’s materials and quality control. A premium-grade pair is a close copy built to look the same, usually at a fraction of the price. The materials, stitching and cushioning can differ, and it has no resale value as a Nike product.
Neither is wrong to buy if you know what you are getting. The problem is paying an original price for a copy, or being told a copy is original. Ask the seller directly and expect a straight answer.
What size should you buy?
Pakistani sizing follows the UK scale, so an EU 39 is roughly a UK 6, a Pakistan 6 and a US 6.5. Our pairs are listed in EU sizes from 36 to 46. As a rule, Dunks and Jordans fit close to your usual size, while many buyers go half a size down in the Air Force 1 because it feels roomy. Running shoes tend to feel snug through the midfoot, so check the size chart before ordering.
How do you style Nike sneakers?
White and black low-tops go with almost anything: straight jeans, joggers, shorts in summer, and a plain kurta with trousers for a relaxed desi look. Bolder collaboration colours work best with simple outfits so the shoe stays the focus. For more ideas, see our new arrivals.
How do you care for Nike shoes in Pakistani weather?
Wipe leather with a damp cloth and clean white soles with a soft brush and mild soap. Avoid puddles during the monsoon, don’t put sneakers in a washing machine, and let wet pairs dry naturally, away from direct sun.
What should you check before buying Nike shoes online?
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Real photos of the exact pair, not stock images.
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The style code. An original Air Force 1 ‘07 in white carries the code CW2288-111, and the black one CJ0952-001. The code on the box label should match the one inside the shoe.
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Which grade it is. Ask whether it is original, pre-owned or premium-grade.
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The exchange policy. Ours allows a 7-day exchange for unworn pairs in original packaging, and the details are on the shipment and return policy page.
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Payment options. Cash on delivery is available on most orders in Pakistan.
Have a question about a specific pair? Contact us, or read more sneaker guides on our blog.
