The Nike women’s Dunk Low ‘Vintage Green’ brings an aged aesthetic to the retro ‘80s hoops shoe, highlighted by a pre-yellowed rubber midsole. Cream-colored laces secure the upper, composed of smooth white leather on the quarter panel and perforated toe box. Contrasting hits of green settle on the Swoosh, eyestay, and forefoot and heel overlay, all featuring a subtle sheen and a lightly textured finish. Atop the breathable nylon tongue, a woven tag displays classic Nike branding.
The Nike women’s Dunk Low Next Nature ‘White Cream’ pairs neutral tones with a sustainable build. Made with at least 20% recycled content, the synthetic leather upper features a pristine white base with soft beige overlays and a color-matched Swoosh. Standard Nike branding appears on the woven tongue tag and leather heel tab, while a Volt-colored sockliner displays Nike’s circular pinwheel logo. The low-top is supported by standard cupsole tooling, highlighted by white sidewalls and a grey rubber outsole.
The Nike women’s Dunk Low ‘Valentine's Day’ celebrates February 14 with frilly detailing and a vibrant color scheme. The low-top carries an upper constructed from textile twill in a rich Team Red hue. Tumbled leather overlays at the forefoot and heel are rendered in Pink Prime, while the color-matched hairy suede Swoosh is trimmed in pleated, translucent lace. The same burgundy and fuchsia hues up top are repeated on the durable rubber cupsole.
Drawn from the ‘Animal Swoosh’ pack, the Nike Dunk Low SE ‘Primal White’ spotlights the signature branding element that cuts across the sneaker’s white leather upper. The segmented Swoosh is covered in three different finishes: suede leopard print up front, black snakeskin at the center, and cracked metallic gold at the tail end. The three-part Swoosh is joined by standard Nike branding at the heel tab and woven tongue tag. A solid white rubber cupsole anchors the retro hoops shoe.
The Forty Percent Against Rights x Nike Blazer Low SB ‘Cool Grey’ delivers Tetsu ‘Tet’ Nishiyama’s take on the retro silhouette turned performance skate shoe. The upper is constructed from dark grey nubuck with a lighter shade of Wolf Grey on the eyestay and Swoosh, the latter featuring a subtle reptilian texture. A snakeskin print on the ollie-patch overlay maintains the greyscale palette. Mismatched Nike and FPAR branding appears on each heel tab, along with a pair of chrome-plated lace jewels. Inside the shoe, the foam insole packs responsive Zoom Air cushioning under the heel.
The Nike Dunk Low PS ‘Gypsy Rose’ delivers a two-tone colorway of the retro hoops shoe made exclusively for kids. The upper pairs a smooth white leather base with contrasting scarlet overlays in tumbled leather. Heritage details include a perforated toe box, lightly padded nylon tongue, and a low-cut collar lined in breathable mesh. The sneaker is mounted on a solid rubber cupsole, featuring a time-tested traction pattern originally developed for the hardwood.
The Nike women’s Dunk Low ‘Vintage Green’ brings an aged aesthetic to the retro ‘80s hoops shoe, highlighted by a pre-yellowed rubber midsole. Cream-colored laces secure the upper, composed of smooth white leather on the quarter panel and perforated toe box. Contrasting hits of green settle on the Swoosh, eyestay, and forefoot and heel overlay, all featuring a subtle sheen and a lightly textured finish. Atop the breathable nylon tongue, a woven tag displays classic Nike branding.
The Nike women’s Dunk Low Next Nature ‘White Cream’ pairs neutral tones with a sustainable build. Made with at least 20% recycled content, the synthetic leather upper features a pristine white base with soft beige overlays and a color-matched Swoosh. Standard Nike branding appears on the woven tongue tag and leather heel tab, while a Volt-colored sockliner displays Nike’s circular pinwheel logo. The low-top is supported by standard cupsole tooling, highlighted by white sidewalls and a grey rubber outsole.
The Nike women’s Dunk Low ‘Valentine's Day’ celebrates February 14 with frilly detailing and a vibrant color scheme. The low-top carries an upper constructed from textile twill in a rich Team Red hue. Tumbled leather overlays at the forefoot and heel are rendered in Pink Prime, while the color-matched hairy suede Swoosh is trimmed in pleated, translucent lace. The same burgundy and fuchsia hues up top are repeated on the durable rubber cupsole.
Drawn from the ‘Animal Swoosh’ pack, the Nike Dunk Low SE ‘Primal White’ spotlights the signature branding element that cuts across the sneaker’s white leather upper. The segmented Swoosh is covered in three different finishes: suede leopard print up front, black snakeskin at the center, and cracked metallic gold at the tail end. The three-part Swoosh is joined by standard Nike branding at the heel tab and woven tongue tag. A solid white rubber cupsole anchors the retro hoops shoe.
The Forty Percent Against Rights x Nike Blazer Low SB ‘Cool Grey’ delivers Tetsu ‘Tet’ Nishiyama’s take on the retro silhouette turned performance skate shoe. The upper is constructed from dark grey nubuck with a lighter shade of Wolf Grey on the eyestay and Swoosh, the latter featuring a subtle reptilian texture. A snakeskin print on the ollie-patch overlay maintains the greyscale palette. Mismatched Nike and FPAR branding appears on each heel tab, along with a pair of chrome-plated lace jewels. Inside the shoe, the foam insole packs responsive Zoom Air cushioning under the heel.
The Nike Dunk Low PS ‘Gypsy Rose’ delivers a two-tone colorway of the retro hoops shoe made exclusively for kids. The upper pairs a smooth white leather base with contrasting scarlet overlays in tumbled leather. Heritage details include a perforated toe box, lightly padded nylon tongue, and a low-cut collar lined in breathable mesh. The sneaker is mounted on a solid rubber cupsole, featuring a time-tested traction pattern originally developed for the hardwood.
