Chase Shiel’s Air Jordan 1 High “Dunkaroo” Raffled Off for the Royal Children’s Hospital

Melbourne-based bespoke artist Chase Shiel and The Collab Club team up with the Royal Children’s Hospital to give children the greatest gift of all these Holidays: Christmas with their families.

Over the last twelve months alone, Melbourne’s Royal Children’s Hospital (RCH) has had 44,787 admissions and undertaken 15,023 surgeries. The RCH not only cares for Victorian children but children and families Australia-wide. Their work, care, dedication, and world-leading research into childhood diseases are ongoing and always in need of financial aid. So to help out fundraising over the festive season, Chase and The Collab Club are proud to announce they will be raffling off one of their latest sneaker creations: A one-of-a-kind handmade pair of ‘Dunkaroo’ inspired custom Air Jordan 1’s valued at $2100 AUD.

Limited to 160 tickets at $70 AUD per entry via www.chaseshiel.com with all profits going directly to the RCH Foundation. Once all tickets have been sold, Chase will be streaming a live draw via his Instagram page @chaseshiel with the winner able to choose their preferred sneaker size.

Sneaker Specs:

Canadian Turquoise distressed leather
White pebble grain leather
Hand-painted dipped dots on the front of the icing swoosh & toe box.
Japanese Pierrot purple suede with sprinkle engraving.
DUNK AROOS Heel embroidery
Kangaroo fur tongues
Biscuit brown swooshes
AJ1 gum outsole

Your donation will help the RCH bring together sick children with their families this Christmas. One such story is Riley – At an early age, she was diagnosed with congenital disease. Without early surgical intervention, her condition would be fatal. Through countless surgeries, two life-saving liver transplants and the ongoing world-class care of RCH Riley now enjoys ballet, being a cheeky sister to her brother and daycare.

This Christmas, Riley and her family hope to spend the day at the beach with family and friends. This was all made possible thanks to the specialized care available at the RCH.

Read more about Riley’s story here