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In recent years, a “Panda”-monium has surrounded various black and white colorways issued by Nike — especially when involving the Dunk silhouette. It didn’t take long for the look to spread like wildfire — seemingly appearing around every street corner. Milking its popularity for all its worth, Nike has flipped the color arrangement with various “Reverse Panda” presentations. Now, one of the Dunk’s latest iterations — the Dunk Low Remastered — has arrived with an inverted “Panda” display.In traditional “Panda” fashion, black and white hues are balanced across the sneaker. Its mesh base and padded tongue favor a black finish while white enlivens the leather overlays and Swooshes. Various hits of contrast stitching appear in white — including across the standard black laces. As for the sole unit, a reinforced toe sees the black outsole encroach on the stitched white midsole’s space.As of now, Nike has not disclosed any release details regarding the Nike Dunk Low Remastered “Reverse Panda.” It is currently expected to release sometime this year at a price of $120 USD via Nike and select retailers, stay tuned for official info pertaining to its launch.Looking for more of the latest footwear news? We’ve got you covered. Charles Barkley’s much-adored Nike Air Max CB 94 is returning with its iconic “Black/White/Pure Purple” look that the Swoosh has now revealed ahead of its fall release.

Update: Coachella has officially announced its schedule — letting Bad Bunny fans from around the world know that his time to shine is April 14 at 2:25am EDT. In anticipation of the grand event in the desert, adidas has shared a breakdown of Benito’s latest collaboration with the Three Stripes, continuing his usage of the duo’s new Campus Light silhouette with a fresh “Olive” colorway. While pairs may be distributed at the festival, the shoe’s expected general release date is April 29 at a price of $160 USD. For more details, dive into our initial coverage below.Original Story: With Ye out of the picture and Beyoncé’s IVY PARK line gradually losing traction, Bad Bunny is one artist that adidas can certainly lean on to lead the charge for its expansive music roster. The Puerto Rican artist has officially entered into the next phase of its partnership with the German sportswear giant as he finally debuted his inaugural Campus Light team-up, and now his new offering has surfaced in a brand new “Olive” color scheme.The exact inspiration details for this specific installment have yet to be confirmed by either party, but at first glance it appears that Un Verano Sin Ti artist pandered towards a militaristic motif. Uppers are predominantly formed with a shaggy suede build that is covered in a dusty green hue, and this is contrasted by a drab olive accent that rests across its puffed-up, satin-covered collars. Earthy, alternating shades of brown are delivered to the double-stacked tongues and the inner booties, the former of which hosts Bad Bunny’s signature eye icon. Three Stripe branding arrives in a lighter gray hue while the mudguards and sole pieces retain their creamy finishes from the first release.More information surrounding its official release is expected to turn up in the coming months.Elsewhere in sneaker news, the adiFOM Superstar has surfaced with a “Triple Black” palette.

Following its collaboration with Dickies Japan, XLARGE is joining forces with UK footwear titan Clarks Originals for an all-new Wallabee Low. This marks the pairing’s first union and merges the DNA of both brands into one footwear offering. Much like XLARGE’s recent team-up with atmos and adidas on the ADIMATIC silhouette, the boot is supplied in an all-over black and green palette. Premium black suede wraps the uppers all around, while vibrant green laces inject brightness into the darkened design. Additionally, the previous is adorned with contrasting tassels alongside enlarged leather hang tags with XLARGE’s gorilla figure. Branded badges enhance the ankle areas, all stacked atop Clarks’ identifiable crepe sole units for a cohesive look. Take a closer look at the XLARGE x Clarks Originals Wallabee Low boot on the gallery above. The model is scheduled to drop in-store and online via XLARGE on April 15. Elsewhere, explore London’s busy streets with the Run The Boroughs x New Balance MiUK 576.