Nike introduces another tonal iteration of the classic Dunk Low sneaker model with a new grey colorway palette to join its roster this season. The dual tonal design is made entirely from leather materials across the upper -- it has a light grey base foundation before it is overlaid with darker grey color on top for contrast.
Branding can be seen in the form of the iconic Swoosh on the lateral side of the shoe in the signature Sail color. It all sits on top of a white midsole base and a dark grey rubber outsole foudnation. The same dark grey is also seen detailing the lining and the mesh tongue for a touch of breathability.
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What's Driving This Trend
- Tonal Sneaker Colorways
- Opportunity to create new iterations of classic sneaker models with tonal colorways.
- Dual Tonal Design
- Opportunity to incorporate contrasting colors in dual tonal designs in sneaker models.
- Leather Sneaker Materials
- Opportunity to explore different leather materials and textures in sneaker designs.
Who This Affects Most
- Fashion
- Fashion designers can incorporate tonal colorways and dual tonal designs in their clothing lines.
- Footwear
- Shoe brands can experiment with different leather materials for sneaker designs.
- Athletic Apparel
- Athletic apparel companies can incorporate tonal and dual tonal designs in their clothing and shoe collections.
