Month: November 2022

Following the reveal of the “Pink Foam” iteration, Nike has added yet another colorway to the suede dominant Dunk Low. The shoe gives a slightly more luxurious take on the Peter Moore-designed classic with its material. This low-top offering sees the popular silhouette completely constructed with suede. Bone-colored suede acts as the base color of the shoes, while black suede covers the panels. The Swoosh is double-layered in cream and grey hues for additional highlights, as are the heel overlays and tongue tags. Houndstooth patterned laces in marron, black and white are included while the shoe sits atop a sail midsole and black rubber outsole to round out the design.Take a look above at the Nike Dunk Low “Black Suede” releasing in Spring 2023 at select retailers and on Nike for $120 USD. In other footwear news, the Air Force 1 Low arrives in “Vachetta Tan.”

Since the Dunk’s return to dominance in the world of footwear, Nike has presented the sneaker in countless iterations. Its incredible variety in colorways and styles has provided fans plenty of options in selecting the perfect pair for themselves. As releases set to launch next year have already began surfacing, there’s still many Dunk releases to go before the year’s end. Adding to this, yet another Dunk Low has been revealed by the Swoosh, this time in “Pink Foam.”In this latest presentation of the Dunk Low, several key adjustments are made to the silhouette’s typical appearance. Beginning with the upper, its base layer in cream and soft pink overlays both favor a suede finish. From there, white Swooshes join the look alongside a matching heel tab with embroidered “NIKE” text that is also in white. Its laces toggle between white and black in a patterned design while the standard stitched midsole favors white with a complementary pink rubber outsole.For those interested in purchasing a pair of the Nike Dunk Low “Pink Foam,” its release is expected to take place before the end of the year via Nike and select retailers at a price of $110 USD.In case you missed it, check out an on-foot look at the Fly Streetwear x Nike SB Dunk Low ahead of its 2023 release date.

It’s been 40 years since Nike debuted the Air Force 1 to the world, and to pay respects to one of its most iconic sneaker offerings, the brand has filtered it through a plethora of brand partners and designers to create their own special renditions. The Swoosh recently tapped UNDEFEATED to reinterpret the model with a full patent leather build, and now the brand is traveling overseas to link up with 99percentis and Gr8 to deliver an Air Force 1 Mid collaboration.When taken fresh out of the box, the three-way team-up appears with an understated presentation. Overlays, ankle straps, toe boxes tongues and Swooshes are covered in a pure white hue and accented with creamy laces, metallic silver dubraes and exposed red heel stitchings that lock down a covering over half of the rear’s Nike Air logos. The key component to its build is that it has tear-away capabilities. Peek closely at the aforementioned overlays and you’ll find exposed stitches that are shaped like stars, and these act as lines for you to cut so that you can eventually uncover the concealed navy layers underneath. Aside from the standard Nike logos, 99percentis hits are subtly positioned on the ends of the dubraes.Hypebeast shot exclusive imagery of the pair and you can view them above. View this post on Instagram A post shared by ‘99%IS-‘ (BAJOWOO) (@99percentis)For more sneaker news, Nike has just unveiled its 2022-23 NBA City Edition uniforms.