The Nike Dunk Low Premium Medium Olive Hemp offers a deluxe version of the beloved silhouette designed by Peter Moore. Enjoy undeniable style and heritage mojo with every step y...

The Nike Dunk Low Premium Medium Olive Hemp offers a deluxe version of the beloved silhouette designed by Peter Moore. Enjoy undeniable style and heritage mojo with every step you take and this iconic pair of kicks.

The upper of this low-top features a base of smooth white leather sporting the iconic perforations on the toebox that enhance air flow and overall foot comfort. Olive-colored nubuck forms the overlays at the heel, collar, eyestays, vamp, and toecap. Peach-beige leather is used to construct the branded heel tab and the Nike Swoosh that courses across the side panel. Olive mesh forms the sock liner, while Peach-beige appears once again on the branded tongue tag. This refined sneaker rides on an outsole of olive rubber featuring concentric circles, dynamic grooves, and little stars to form its traction pattern.

The aspect of this sneaker we enjoy the most is the vintage-looking midsole. The off-white side walls with tonal stitching offer comfort as well as retro vibes. The Nike Dunk Low Premium Medium Olive Hemp was released on July 4, 2024, for an original retail price of $125.

Colorway: Medium Olive/Summit White/Sail/Hemp
Style Code: FQ8250-200
Release Date: 2024-07-04
Retail Price: 125 CHF
Gender: Men
Category: Sneakers > Lifestyle
SKU: FQ8250-200

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