I created a pair of custom Dunk Highs from the Nike.com Nike By You customization platform. Nicknaming it “Coffee & Cream”, I opted for a brown coloured suede with white leather overlays, and cream laces. Check out my creation and let me know if you’re feeling the design!
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My latest sneaker pickup and review is the Nike Sportswear Dunk Low in the “Goldenrod” colourway. With a full leather construction, yellow and black coloured leather panels give the shoe a striking look, with a clean white midsole to break up the colours. Check out my review and let me know if you managed to scoop up a pair or not!
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Social Status’ “Free Lunch” collaboration with Nike recently had their follow up release with the Nike Dunk in the “Strawberry Milk” colourway. Inspired by the milk given to underprivileged kids in the US through the government assistance program, this colourway implements a variety of materials like velvet, nubuck, and a jelly-like TPU Swoosh! Check out my review to see for yourself!
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Social Status’ “Free Lunch” collaboration with Nike kicked off a few weeks ago with the release of the Dunk Mid “Chocolate Milk”. Inspired by the milk given to underprivileged kids in the US through the government assistance program, this colourway implements a variety of materials like velvet, nubuck, and a jelly-like TPU Swoosh! Check out my review to see for yourself!
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Undefeated’s second installment of the Dunk vs. AF1 pack, consists of a Dunk and Air Force 1 that are inspired by the late 90s and early 00s when bold colours and materials began to be utilized on sneakers. My latest review covers the Dunk Low from this release nicknamed “5 On It”, which is constructed out of five unique, and distinct materials. Let me know your thoughts down below!
Nike dropped an “Animal Pack” of Dunk Lows last month, consisting of a zebra-inspired pair, and the pair I’m reviewing today – based off of a cheetah. Constructed in cream-coloured tones, a mix of leather and spotted suede cover the upper, while brown coloured accents finish the look. Check out my review for an in-depth look and let me know your thoughts on this pair!
Originally released in 2010, the Fragment Design collaboration with Nike on the Dunk High “Beijing” made its return last week. Part of a three-shoe “City Pack”, the Beijing pair is constructed out of black and purple coloured smooth leather for a clean and simple look. Check out my review for an in-depth look and to hear all my thoughts about this release! Was this a cop or a drop for you?
Last week Nike dropped another pair of Dunk Lows, this colourway inspired by the team colours of the Michigan State Spartans. With a full leather construction, these opt for a clean and simple green and white colour blocking style. Check out my review for a closer look and to see these on feet! Were these a cop or drop for you?
Dropping on June 3rd is the “Michigan” Dunk Low by Nike. Although we saw the high top versions release already last year, this iconic colorway returns in low top form to much anticipation. Check out my review for an in-depth look at the shoe as well as the quality of materials, along with an on-feet look. Is this going to be a cop or drop for you?
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