You may have thought Nike would slow down on Dunk releases in 2023. Well it looks like that time hasn't arrived yet.
On the contrary, we're even seeing more GR releases lately (and less limited Dunk) offering accessibility and availability to the masses.
This colorway illustrates this well with a color code that obviously reminds us of the Air Jordan 1 CO.JP "Midnight Navy" that made its return in 2020.
Nevertheless, we know the taste of Nike to make small twists between an inspiration and a new creation.
Thus the pair presents a white upper aged tumbled leather with navy inserts. The grey swoosh plays on the materials by adopting suede against a metal swoosh on the AJ1 of 2020.
The Nike branding has also been twisted, on the tongue and on the heel, with a Nike logo in an unexpected college style font.
So a simple pair that stands out with touches of originality, volunteered by the brand.
Regarding the quality, the leather is not incredible on such a GR but the finishes are clean on my pair.
For the sizing, they fit True to Size as most Nike Dunks nowadays.
The Nike Dunk Low 'Midnight Navy' dropped at Nike retailers on January 31st.
Not too late to grab a pair online. Check our full release page with all direct shop links & availability updated.
Not too late to grab a pair online. Check our full release page with all direct shop links & availability updated.