Nike’s Dunk Low may no longer demand the same resale prices as it did three years ago, but it continues to be one of the most sought-out sneakers on the market.
Designed by Peter Moore of Air Jordan 1 fame, the silhouette is rooted in performance-basketball. Since 1985, the model has transcended beyond the hardwood, finding new life amongst skaters, punk artists, and other rebellious figures across the world. Some of the Nike Dunk‘s most iconic styles favor eyebrow-raising color schemes and concepts from out in left field, but understated ensembles continue to take over the silhouette.
Now in its 38th year, the sneaker recently emerged in a muted navy and black color scheme. Far-removed from the mainstream-captivating collaborations by Nike SB, the pair features a dark blue hue throughout its base layer, setting the stage for pitch-black contrast. Profile swooshes and accompanying branding also indulge in the two-tone arrangement, but the Nike Dunk Low reverts to an all-black finish for its outsole. Sockliners boast a bold royal blue tone that isn’t found anywhere else on the offering.
No firm nike.com launch details have been disclosed by the brand at the time of this writing, but that’s likely to change in early 2024. In the meantime, enjoy detailed photos of the pair ahead, and expect the navy-colored sneaker to retail for $115 USD.
For more from the Nike, Inc. empire, check out the Air Jordan 11 “Gratitude” set to release for adults and kids in early December.
