Name: Nike X Off-White Dunk Low University Gold sneakers - Blue
Brand: Nike
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Nike X Off-White Dunk Low University Gold sneakers - Blue

Supplied by a premier sneaker marketplace dealing with unworn, already sold out, in demand rarities. Each product is rigorously inspected by experienced experts guaranteeing authenticity. The Off-White x Nike Dunk Low “University Gold” is one of three exclusive colorways of Virgil Abloh’s remixing of the classic sneaker. After collaborating on a plethora of archival Nike models, Abloh applies his craft to a personal favorite of his by outfitting the Dunk with a few unique updates. A University Gold leather base covers the toe, mid-panel and ankle collar. Navy leather overlays contrast the bright yellow panels on the forefoot, toe, eyelets, and heel with navy Swoosh branding located on the mid-panel. Traditional blue laces appear where they have always been, though Abloh opts to add a second set of bright orange laces in a staggered fashion throughout the upper. Completing the look of the limited collaboration is a white rubber midsole with a blue outsole.

1,585.-

Nike X Off-White Dunk Low University Gold sneakers - Blue

Supplied by a premier sneaker marketplace dealing with unworn, already sold out, in demand rarities. Each product is rigorously inspected by experienced experts guaranteeing authenticity. The Off-White x Nike Dunk Low “University Gold” is one of three exclusive colorways of Virgil Abloh's remixing of the classic sneaker. After collaborating on a plethora of archival Nike models, Abloh applies his craft to a personal favorite of his by outfitting the Dunk with a few unique updates. A University Gold leather base covers the toe, mid-panel and ankle collar. Navy leather overlays contrast the bright yellow panels on the forefoot, toe, eyelets, and heel with navy Swoosh branding located on the mid-panel. Traditional blue laces appear where they have always been, though Abloh opts to add a second set of bright orange laces in a staggered fashion throughout the upper. Completing the look of the limited collaboration is a white rubber midsole with a blue outsole.

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