Month: April 2023

Nike is officially adding the Dunk Low to its new “520” series.The silhouette arrives with a white leather base and gray overlays, along with a dual-tone panel swoosh dipped in blue and gray on either side. Additional branding can be found on the blue and white Nike tongue tag, and blue and silver “520” heel logo and insoles. The shoe rests on a white midsole and semi-translucent blue outsole, while matching blue laces tie the shoe together for a clean finish.Take a look at the model above. The Nike Dunk Low “520” is set to drop in the coming months via Nike and select retailers for a retail price tag of $110 USD.Elsewhere in footwear, Nike gave the Dunk Low “Industrial Blue” burnt-like panel swooshes.

Nike has unveiled its latest Dunk Low Twist iteration in “Jade Ice.”Crafted with a white leather base, the model arrives with complementing overlays in “Jade Ice” as well as matching detailing via the semi-transluscent TPU pieces that can be found on the panel swoosh, heel and toebox bumpers. Other design features make its way on to the embossed mesh tongue logo and insoles, and the padded white heel. The shoe rests on a white midsole and “Jade Ice” outsole, while “Jade Ice” laces tie it together for a clean finish.Take a look at the shoe above. The Nike Dunk Low Twist “Jade Ice” is set to drop this fall via Nike and select retailers for a retail price of $120 USD.Elsewhere in footwear, Nike gave the Dunk Low “Industrial Blue” burnt-like swooshes.

The first few months of 2023 have been busy for Bodega as it has indulged in a variety of collaborative projects such as its DW-5600 watch with G-SHOCK, Campus and ADIMATIC team-ups with adidas and its latest initiative with HOKA ONE ONE. And now this month, the streetwear and footwear retailer is partnering with Vault by Vans to produce an OG Chukka LX “Mid-Top Modern” Pack.The sneaker-focused batch contains two colorways that tap into the post-war, mid-century time period as a nod to when Vans infiltrated the sneaker scene, and this era is expressed through both takes that are styled with palettes inspired by mid-century interior design. One pair is fitted with suede to speak to the period’s rough-out material that surprised the pop culture realm while the other comes made with canvas to call-out workwear. Additionally, each is treated with breathable mesh tongues, vulcanized rubber sole units and branded insoles and lace tips.Check out.a detailed look at each pair in the gallery above and note that Bodega’s online store as well as its flagships in Boston and LA will be dropping them on April 14.For more sneaker-related news, check out Shane Gonzales’ first collaboration with Vault by Vans.