Nike Sun Club's Dunk Low "Henna" Is Set for a Summer's Golden Hour
Featuring woven panels and sunset embroidery.
Nike continues to prepare for the warmer days ahead with its next “Sun Club” Dunk Low, this time around presenting the pair in “Henna.”
Like the pack-leading “Sun Club” Dunk and the accompanying Air Force 1, this “Henna” iteration is doused in a summer-ready hue of burnt sunset orange and is fitted with materials that further encourage a warm-weather look. For example, Nike has used white woven thread for the base of the shoe, peaking out on the toe box, mid-panel and heel, while the orange tints tumbled leather, working the mudguard, Swoosh, rear-quarter heel wraparound, eyestay placket, and heel tab, with Nike branding adorning the latter as expected.
Additionally, flat laces are woven over a padded white tongue and joined by the “Nike Sun Club” tongue tag, while a bamboo-effect lace lock can be seen on the lower part of the tongue. Altogether, this “Henna” iteration is Nike’s golden hour sneaker, one to be worn as the night draws in.
Complementing the theme is a Nike Swoosh-adorned sunset and palm tree graphic that’s been embroidered into the lateral rear-quarter, as well as further graphics on the interior tongue tag. Adding to the beachy theme is a Grind Rubber outsole, speckled to look as if it’s been caught in the sand.
Nike’s Dunk Low “Sun Club” in “Henna” can be seen above and bought from atmos Tokyo — as well as other retailers worldwide — on May 1. The pair retails for ¥13,750 JPY (approx. $107 USD).
For more summer-ready footwear, take a look at adidas Originals’ “Plant and Grow” Superstar Mule.
