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But if you don’t want to eat your Avocados, Nike will let you wear them. By no means are avocados considered a rare fruit but it is rare how the sneaker’s design sticks so closely to its motif.<\/p>\n
To begin, the olive textured leather base strongly resembles the outer skin of the fruit with a tonal green lining representing the inside of it.<\/p>\n
Next, there’s the sticker on the forefoot that usually holds information about the real produce. Here, Nike craftily uses it as a branding opportunity. On the underside of the tongue hangs a familiar Nutrition Facts label, by which we assume (I mean, we don’t claim to be nutritionists but we Googled) are somewhat accurate readings.<\/p>\n
Getting this pair ready for the market, these Dunk Lows will come in an interesting packaging that includes a mesh grocer’s bag.<\/p>\n
Saving the best bit of detail for last: these Avocado Dunk Lows are secretly a wearaway sneaker with the aforementioned olive base a mere coating to reveal a green foundation, resembling the actual fruit’s mesocarp.<\/p>\n
The pair, not pear, will be ready for (non-edible) consumption from August 24th on SNKRS for US$120. Until then, eat your hearts out.<\/p>\n
If you’re not too health-conscious with your sneaker diet, try the Puma x Coca-Cola Slipstream Sneaker & Rider FV<\/a>. Nothing like a good ol’ Coca-Cola.<\/p>\n
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