Topographic Detailing Hits the Nike Dunk Low
It's no secret that the Dunk Low is one of Nike's current money machines. The silhouette has a storied history that has been celebrated more than ever in recent years. However, as the tasteful two-tone color combinations begin to run dry, new design approaches are being employed. As of late, these have included new iterations of the silhouette such as the Dunk Low Next Nature, as well as new overlay materials like corduroy.The latest take on the Dunk Low sees the shoe take on a topographic-covered base that is joined by leather overlays. "University Blue" touches down on each portion while bits of white peek beneath the base's unique layering. From there, its Swooshes and heel tab also don a special finish with a tonal marbled effect. Lastly, a white midsole and blue rubber outsole combine for a classic finish to support the sneaker.Stay tuned for more information regarding this topography-inspired version of the Nike Dunk Low as no release information has been disclosed just yet. It's currently expected to launch during the summertime at a price of $120 USD via Nike and select retailers worldwide.Looking for more of the latest footwear news? We've got you covered. The Swoosh has just expanded its always-growing Air Max lineup with the introduction of the Air Max Solo. Click here to view full gallery at Hypebeast
It's no secret that the Dunk Low is one of Nike's current money machines. The silhouette has a storied history that has been celebrated more than ever in recent years. However, as the tasteful two-tone color combinations begin to run dry, new design approaches are being employed. As of late, these have included new iterations of the silhouette such as the Dunk Low Next Nature, as well as new overlay materials like corduroy.
The latest take on the Dunk Low sees the shoe take on a topographic-covered base that is joined by leather overlays. "University Blue" touches down on each portion while bits of white peek beneath the base's unique layering. From there, its Swooshes and heel tab also don a special finish with a tonal marbled effect. Lastly, a white midsole and blue rubber outsole combine for a classic finish to support the sneaker.
Stay tuned for more information regarding this topography-inspired version of the Nike Dunk Low as no release information has been disclosed just yet. It's currently expected to launch during the summertime at a price of $120 USD via Nike and select retailers worldwide.
Looking for more of the latest footwear news? We've got you covered. The Swoosh has just expanded its always-growing Air Max lineup with the introduction of the Air Max Solo.
Click here to view full gallery at Hypebeast
