The Nike Dunk Low Mimics Formalwear In Brown And Black

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Are sneakers ever valid with a suit? It’s a question that’s torn apart generations of sneakerheads. Some contend that models like the Air Jordan 11 can play nice with traditional attire, others argue that anything outside of a loafer flies in the face of that very tradition.

The conversation rarely delves into models widely adopted for casual wear such as the Nike Dunk, and in our eyes, pulling them out the closer for such an occasion would certainly be a choice. However, it’s hard to argue against the notion that the brown and black Nike Dunk Low on hand would be the most fitting option should you pursue such a course of action.

Rich, well-accepted formal tones of black and brown coat the entirety of the leather upper, slightly contrasted by a light tan running from Swoosh to Swoosh through the heel cup. Splitting that topmost section from a similarly woody outsole via a white midsole ensures the requisite level of sportiness we’re used to with the model. Simply put, in a full reversal of convention, these just might be your grandaddy’s Dunks.

The Nike Dunk Low in brown/black should be hitting shelves in short order, carrying the standard $125 price tag once it does. Check out official images below and watch for updates via our Sneaker Release Dates page.