Month: August 2022

Over the last few years, we’ve seen plenty of versions of the Dunk Low. And while the novelty of the silhouette has been in danger of wearing off, Nike has continued to keep us invested with new and refreshing iterations that consistently give the design fresh leases of life. One example of this is the Swoosh’s newly-introduced “Pink Oxford” edition.Set to release next month, this new version of the Dunk is dressed in a “Pink Oxford,” “Light Thistle,” and “Phantom” color scheme. Constructed with a full-leather build, the sneaker also comes dressed with a mesh tongue and lining. While the tones appear to be quite contrasting, the customary Swoosh is coated in a lilac hue, matching the additional Nike branding on the heel. Rounding off the style, the base of the sneaker comes in an off-white, creamy tone.You can have a closer look at the Nike Dunk Low “Pink Oxford” above and it is set to release on September 2 on the official Nike store and select retailers for $110 USD.In other footwear news, take a look at the new Moncler and Clarks Originals collaboration.

Following footwear collaborations with the likes of NEIGHBORHOOD,  thisisneverthat, and C.P. Company, Clarks Originals is continuing the modern revival of its mainline silhouettes. This time, the British shoe label has collaborated with Moncler for a distinctive approach to two of Clarks’ most classic designs.The collaboration reimagines Clarks’s Monwallabee and Wallabee Boot, both of which featuring quilted padded nylon and soft shearling fabrications. Each pair is also accompanied with fobs for both brands with the Moncler one featuring embossed “1952” branding, symbolizing the year the brand launched.While the Monwallbee collaboration as a whole goes for a more tactile approach, the traditional cushioned looks come in three different colorways of “Oak/Yellow,” “Black/Green,” and “Charcoal/Blue.” On the other hand, the Wallabee Boot is available in “Orange Wool” and “Beige Wool” hues.You can have a closer look at the Moncler x Clarks Originals collaboration above and it is available now on the official Clarks website.In other footwear news, Jordan Brand’s Granville Pro is its newest lifestyle sneaker.

While a key part of Jordan Brand is introducing new and classic looks to its Air Jordan line, the label also continues to broaden its catalog with an array of lifestyle models. Recently, this expansion has included experimental designs such as the Jordan System.23 clog and is now supported by the Jordan Granville Pro.Introduced as the newest addition to the 23 Engineered line, the Jordan Granville Pro is designed for all occasions with its balance of a modest shape and street-ready design elements. Found in “Rattan,” suede and mesh combine on the upper with its yellow hue landing on the lacing system and collar while shades of “Pure Platinum” and “Wolf Grey” support the midfoot and mudguard. Black covers the branded heel counter while Formula 23 cushioning hits the grey sole unit, completing this initial look at the new silhouette.The launch of the Jordan Granville Pro is set to take place in “Rattan” on September 8 via Nike and select retailers at a price of $140 USD. Take an official look at the silhouette above and keep an eye out for more colorways to pop up soon.In other footwear news, the Jordan Zion 2 takes on yet another makeover with a black and white colorway covered in multicolor scribbles.