DD1391-003 Nike Dunk Low "Georgetown" will be released on September 2

In the past three years, Nike SB Dunk has become popular in an unprecedented way. Although the high-profile collaboration and joint logo helped it attract new masses, it never gave up the simple university style that was introduced to the market in 1985. Although it is an unofficial nickname, the model's "Georgetown" color scheme is finally scheduled to be launched on September 2 after it was first released in late April. Like the original "Be True To Your School" capsule decades ago, the upcoming sneakers feature a two-tone arrangement on their smooth leather upper. The light gray forms the foundation for the dark navy blue covering that appears around the toes, along the tongue and heel. At the foot, the low-top Nike Dunk opted for the tried-and-tested white midsole/dark outsole combination, while the brand on the insole surprisingly deviated from the palette of this option, with a vibrant citrus tone. Perhaps it is a tribute to the Swoosh tradition.
At the end of 2020 Cheap Jordans, Nike brought back the beloved "Goldenrod" color scheme. Although less than a year later, the brand has taken advantage of the program again, this time placing it above Dunk Low. Except for the height, the pair is almost completely similar to its predecessor in every respect, and its two tones are full of Iowa influences. The bright, nominal yellow color runs through the entire cover layer, matching the adjacent lace, lining, tread and branding. Elsewhere, the tongue and sole are made of black-painted nylon and leather, respectively, paying tribute not only to the aforementioned universities, but also to the respected Wudang family.
Nike Dunk is popular because of its lame and two-tone design. In recent years, it has become a favorite everyday shoe style. The design based on the 1985 basketball will begin in September with the "Midnight Navy" and white combination ready for fall as a high-top style. This Nike Dunk High is made from familiar white smooth leather. The almost black "Midnight Navy" hue covers the leather overlay, silhouette Swoosh and laces. Dark blue is also applied to shoe laces, tongues and insoles to further offset the vivid white. This stylish and simple arrangement is matched with a white midsole, and there is a layer of "Midnight Navy" under the feet. With the release date in September, the pair will offer family sizes, so everyone is ready for the new school year.
Retro Jordan 2021, Jumpman hardly set aside time for the Air Jordan 1 Zoom CMFT and significantly reduced its color influx at the beginning of this year. But now, as the summer is coming to an end, the brand seems to have rekindled interest. Although it has made some cosmetic adjustments, it has once again provided a silhouette. Instead of relying on color as in previous iterations, this pair goes one step further in texture. For example, the forefoot and the silver bottom of the cover layer are etched with geometric patterns that are tile-like and cybernetic at the same time. Elsewhere, the design is quite subdued, with black neutral colors on the tongue, collar and mid-plate. Then, Swoosh and tread are used to make the overall appearance more three-dimensional and cold.