Nike has revealed its latest remastered monochromatic skate sneakers of its Dunk Low Remastered sneaker model in a 'Reverse Panda' colorway. The sneakers derive from a line of 'Reverse Panda' colorways of the Dunk Low model, but this is the updated version of designer Peter Moore's creation that arrives in an avant-garde appearance of its monochromatic design.
The sneakers come in black mesh uppers and white leather overlays with a black padded tongue. The sneakers' lacing system is unique as it comes in black laces with white specks, and the Nike Dunk low Remastered pull tabs go all the way down the tongue. The heel tab has white exposed stitching with a white midsole and black sole. Additionally, the Nike logo branding on the lateral side comes in white. The sneakers will arrive later in the year for $120.
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What's Driving This Trend
- Monochromatic Skate Sneakers
- The minimalist design trend has been booming in the fashion industry, and the renewed interest in sneakers that feature a monochromatic colorway can disrupt the way we typically see sneaker designs.
- Remastered Sneaker Designs
- The trend for remastering old sneaker designs has been apparent in the past few years, and this Nike Dunk Low Remastered 'Reverse Panda' version demonstrates how designers are continuously finding ways to reinvigorate old models and make them relevant in modern times.
- Unique Lacing Systems
- The lacing systems of sneakers are not just for function, and this sneaker trend goes to show that unique and eye-catching lacing systems can become a definitive statement of a sneaker design that can set it apart from the rest of the market.
Who This Affects Most
- Fashion
- The fashion industry can benefit from the trend of monochromatic designs as it caters to customers who prefer a minimalist and timeless look.
- Footwear
- The footwear industry can learn from the trend of remastering old designs and create shoes that have a classic appeal but are still relevant and appealing to the current market.
- Sporting Goods
- Innovation in sneaker design can disrupt the sporting goods industry, and unique sneaker lacing systems have the potential to revolutionize how footwear in sport is viewed by athletes and enthusiasts alike.
