The Nike Dunk High silhouette dubbed ‘Chenille Swoosh’ in red and white is finally guaranteed to release on August 31. The sneakers, which arrive as a part of the ‘University’ series from Nike, come with an all-white leather base and ‘Habanero Red’ overlays. The shoes boast a fuzzy chenille material on the lateral Swooshes, referencing the colorway’s name. Hints of ‘Team Red’ and ‘Malachite’ can also be found on the uppers, while the rest of the shoe sits on a white midsole and gum outsole with matching red laces to complete the look.
The new Nike Dunk High in ‘Chenille Swoosh’ launches at the end of August for approximately $135 USD on the Nike website and select retailers.
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