Nike's Dunk Low Gets a New Reverse Argon Colorway
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Nike introduces a new pair of the Dunk Low sneaker model with a new Reverse Argon color palette for the season. The shoes are dominated with blue and white hues throughout the low-cut design. The latest version features a throwback palette from the early 2000s.
Kicking off with oceanic blue colors at the overlays and the interior lining, it is contrasted with a brighter shade of blue. This tone can be seen in the tongues, the collars, quarter panels, and the toe boxes with perforated detail. White then makes up the lacing system at the forefoot, the Swooshes on the side of the shoe, branding at the heel, and at the backdrop of the tongue banner.
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Kicking off with oceanic blue colors at the overlays and the interior lining, it is contrasted with a brighter shade of blue. This tone can be seen in the tongues, the collars, quarter panels, and the toe boxes with perforated detail. White then makes up the lacing system at the forefoot, the Swooshes on the side of the shoe, branding at the heel, and at the backdrop of the tongue banner.
Image Credit: Brandon1an
Trend Themes
1. Reverse Palette Sneaker Trend - Footwear companies can create a new market by offering a range of sneakers with reverse color palettes.
2. Low-cut Design Trend - Designers can innovate with new low-cut designs to keep the sneaker market fresh.
3. Throwback Palette Trend - Sneaker brands can tap into nostalgia by offering colorways inspired by iconic designs of the past.
Industry Implications
1. Footwear Industry - Nike's new reverse palette low-cut sneakers offer a unique selling point for shoe companies.
2. Fashion Industry - Designers can capitalize on the trend of retro color palettes in new clothing collections.
3. Retail Industry - With the popularity of throwback designs, retailers can offer limited edition products to meet customer demand.
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