Nike Kids Dunk Low Black/White Sneakers - Farfetch

Made for big kids, the Nike Dunk Low GS ‘Wolf Grey Royal’ adds a mini-Swoosh to the performance basketball shoe turned off-court mainstay. The upper features a white tumbled leather base with smooth leather overlays in a light grey finish. A royal blue Swoosh cuts across the midfoot, complementing a miniature tonal Swoosh embroidered on the lateral forefoot. The low-top is mounted on a traditional cupsole that pairs white sidewalls with a grey rubber outsole.

Nike Dunk Low GS Sneaker Size 7 | Kid's | Wolf Grey Royal

This New Nike Wmns Dunk Low “Light Violet” sports a classic two-tone White and Light Violet color blocking. It features a White leather base with Light Violet overlays, Swooshes, tongue and insole branding and rubber outsole. White continues on the tongues, mesh liners, laces, heel branding and midsole to complete the design.

Wmns Dunk Low 'Light Violet' DD1503-116

The Nike Dunk Low ‘Hyper Cobalt’ could be mistaken for an original 1985 colorway, featuring OG-style two-tone color blocking and a crisp white midsole. The leather upper combines a black base with contrasting blue overlays and a matching signature Swoosh. Traditional branding hits take the form of a woven Nike tongue tag, an embroidered Nike wordmark on the heel tab, and a Nike logo stamped on the sockliner in an unexpected pop of orange coloring.

Dunk Low 'Hyper Cobalt

Nike Kids' Dunk High Summit White

The Nike Dunk Low “Grey Panda/Volt” is a versatile colorway of the retro basketball shoe that features subtle Volt accenting. Dubbed the “Grey Panda,” this version of the Dunk Low has a black leather base with contrasting Photon Dust leather overlays and Swoosh branding. Subtle pops of Volt can be found on the “Nike” embroidery on the heel and on the “Nike” and Swoosh logos on the tongue tag. A white midsole and contrasting black rubber outsole complete the look.

Nike Dunk Low Grey Panda Volt

Delays have caused havoc for footwear brands for the past 18 months, with uncertainty surrounding COVID-19 making logistics a nightmare for everyone involved. This year’s Valentine’s Day Air Force 1 and Air Max 90 were subject to prolonged delays, both of which arrived well after their scheduled February 14th releases. In another case of better late than never, this Nike Dunk Low “Valentine’s Day” has finally decided to show, because being stood up is not the move.

Dunk Low GS 'Valentine's Day

The Nike Dunk Low SE ‘Free.99 - Black’ applies mismatched color blocking to the vintage hoops shoe turned streetwear staple. Both the left and right shoe feature a black leather base on the upper, supported by a crisp white midsole and pale orange rubber outsole. While the overlays on each shoe are arranged in asymmetrical fashion, they draw from the pastel palette of powder blue, pink, yellow and line green hues. The custom sockliner displays ‘Free.99’ price stickers.

Dunk Low SE GS 'Free.99 - White

This Off-White x Nike Dunk Low is taken from the ‘Dear Summer’ collection, a sprawling follow-up to Virgil Abloh’s first Nike Dunk collaboration from 2019. The low-top makes use of a white leather upper with soft grey canvas overlays, along with Virgil Abloh’s calling-card flourishes, which include a plastic zip tie and printed Helvetica text.

Nike - x Off-White Lot 05 of 50 Sneakers - Men - Rubber/Leather/Fabric - 11

Made for toddlers, the Off-White x Nike Rubber Dunk TD ‘Green Strike’ delivers Virgil Abloh’s take on the retro silhouette. The designer’s vision is highlighted by a black mesh base with tonal leather overlays in a glossy finish. Contrasting green accents stand out on the outlined Swoosh and visible Air sole unit under the heel. Virgil appends his signature details, including an orange zip tie and printed text on the medial side panel.

Nike Air Rubber Dunk Off-White Green Strike (td)