Detailed Look of the Nike SB Dunk High "Maize/Black"

The Nike SB division is not one to hold back when it comes to using its wild imagination to produced striking footwear products. After getting inspired by Mediterranean kebabs for its collaboration with Color Skates and 1971 Porsche 911s for its partnership with Ishod Wair and Magnus Walker, the skate sub-label is now turning to the OG Nike Dunk High “Goldenrod” and flipping its color schemes for a modernized take.

Much like the highly acclaimed “Be True to Your School” Dunk collection from 1985, this forthcoming iteration boasts a two-toned presentation. In “Reverse Goldenrod” fashion, the “Maize” tone makes vivid appearances on the quarters, toe boxes and collars while a solid black surfaces on the Swooshes, overlays, laces and interior lining. An extra pop of black also gets distributed to the Nike SB branding on the tongues. Another element to call out is that unlike its muse which is engineered with leather uppers, this variation opts to go with buttery suede paneling. To bring everything together, the midsoles are flooded in full white and come glued above black treading.

Peep a closer look at the SB Dunk High pair in the gallery here above.

Interested in more sneaker news? Check out a closer look at two of Kanye West’s Nike Air Max 180 “College Dropout” pairs.