A “Light Orewood Brown” Consumes The Nike Dunk Mid_Stroll and Speak Boldly

Amidst the silhouette’s integration into the skate scene, 2006 saw the heralded Nike Dunk dress in a mid-top construction obsessed over by both the skating and sneaker ecosystem. 14 years later, the resized tooling has since returned in a bevy of disparate toolings, now pairing a clad neutral upper with the mid-2000s staple gum tread.

Falling in line with its contemporaries’ shift away from holistically leather structures, the base layer indulges in a wash of canvas textiles whereas the surrounding overlays render their typical tumbled leather appearance. Given the pair’s anchoring in two disparate fabrics, the silhouette’s “Light Orewood Brown” tincture assimilates in a slightly more vibrant finish atop the cloth vamp and mid-foot whereas more muted shades consume the aforementioned panels. Illuminated by the cream-white midsole and mid-foot Swoosh, the sole unit underfoot harkens back to its skate scene roots with a classic gum outsole in conclusion.

While we await further release details, in the meantime enjoy official images of the Nike Dunk Mid “Light Orewood Brown” below.

In other news from the Beaverton-based brand, Luka Doncic gave the world a first look at his Jordan Luka 2 last night against the Kings.