The Nike Dunk High has achieved a lot in the 37 years since its debut. Over the past few years, Peter Moore’s iconic design has made a concerted effort to appeal to the younger sneaker collectors in the family.

Slightly reminiscent of the iconic ebay-inspired pair from August 2003 (rumored to drop for the first time before the end of the year), the newly resurfaced style indulges in a mix of tones on each of the its upper panels: Orange livens up the forefoot overlay, while counterparts along the tongue and on the heel introduce everything from bold green to soft blue. Profile swooshes keep a semblance of simplicity given their off-white arrangement, matching the notebook paper-like shroud covering part of the Nike Dunk’s laces. Sole units reminiscent of Air Jordan 1 also keep things rather dull, though the midsole features a partially recycled construction, as evidenced by its speckled aesthetic.

Enjoy official images of children’s shoes coming soon, waiting for the official Nike SNKRS release details.

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