The Jordan Dub Zero Sneaker Gets a Legend Blue Colorway
Jordan Brand introduces a new tonal look to its Dub Zero sneaker model with the Legend Blue colorway to drop, also inspired by the iconic Air Jordan 11 silhouette. The colorway made its original debut back in 2014, sitting on top of a white and ice blue clear outsole base.
This time around, it draws elements from the brand's silhouettes including the Air Jordan 4, 11, 6, 12, 13, 15, 17, and 20. The shoe is made with a blend of white throughout the upper and accented with legend blue, black, and natural grey. It is made with all-white leather material and boasts laser printed details throughout the side paneling accent and Legend Blue rounds out the shoe by the midsole.
Image Credit: Nike
This time around, it draws elements from the brand's silhouettes including the Air Jordan 4, 11, 6, 12, 13, 15, 17, and 20. The shoe is made with a blend of white throughout the upper and accented with legend blue, black, and natural grey. It is made with all-white leather material and boasts laser printed details throughout the side paneling accent and Legend Blue rounds out the shoe by the midsole.
Image Credit: Nike
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