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The Nike Dunk Low has been at the vanguard of the Swoosh’s offerings for at least three decades now. Judging from the status quo, it’s experiencing a ubiquity it may not have had even in its zenith. This’s more impressive considering it has even more to contend with. New iterations have been introduced, countless collaborators have used it as a canvas. And just to keep the inertia, its maker performs an overhaul on the pair.<\/p>\n
The DNA of its forebears remains imbedded but this time injected with deconstructivism. Panels on the tongue have been rearranged with the introduction of a pull tab. The tongue itself now also features an exposed foam with its tag asymmetric. The leather base panels now replaced with a contemporary breathable mesh. Lest we forget, the sole unit gets an update as well with a new traction patter underfoot.<\/p>\n
They make their unofficial debut, courtesy of these leaks from @knowing_kicks<\/a>. Dressed in an earthy mix, brown holds the pair as the base layer with olive taking real estate through the leather overlays. Orange adds contrast through the leather strip on the quarter and the tongue tags.<\/p>\n No firm release date has been disclosed by Nike but they’re expected to arrive with the first half of 2023. Till then, check out the Nike Dunk Low LX “Black Suede”<\/a>, just for variety.<\/p>\n
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