New Jordan celebrates the detail and craft of its humble beginnings with their latest “First Use” collection.the iteration is dressed in a leather and suede base. White leather rests atop the toe, mid-panels, and ankles while suede travels across the overlays.Today, the brand reveals another Dunk High colorway added to the celebration.the Nike Dunk High features a White leather base with Grey suede overlays highlighted with Orange contrasting accents.Intertwined hues of white and off-white are added to the upper for a subtle contrast. Returning motifs are a cut-out Swoosh on the mid-panel, doubled-colored laces, and a gold lace lock. First Use June 18, 1971 is printed below the outlined embroidered Swoosh on the lateral, while the year 1971 reappears on the insoles.Lastly, “First use June 18, 1971” is printed onto the lateral followed by a matching sole unit.Double set of laces, Metallic Gold diamond-set Swoosh lace locks atop a White midsole and Sail rubber outsole completes the design.

Joining the “Plant Cork” and “First Use” collections, 2020 Air Jordans will also be releasing a new “Do You” pack that includes this Air Max 97.This Nike Air Max 97 starts off with a Black mesh and leather construction on the upper along with contrasting White leather on the entire mudguard. Pink trim is then seen wrapping around the upper which is hit with small “DO YOU.” text and Swoosh logos in black.the Nike Air Max 97 comes dressed in a mix of Black and White with Neon Green contrasting accents throughout. Built with mesh and leather materials, the shoe is highlighted with Pink “Do You” branded overlay and 3M reflective detailing.Additional details include black and white laces, reflective 3M detailing on the overlays, hot pink insoles, and neon green on the insole branding, Swooshes on the side panels, and the entire full-length Air Max unit on the midsole. A black rubber outsole finishes off this Nike Air Max 97 “Do You” that will be dropping soonA White midsole, Neon Green Air bubbles atop a Black rubber outsole completes the design.

In celebration of the 50th Anniversary of the Swooshes origin, Cadysneaker reveals a “University Red” colorway of the Dunk High that will take part of their latest “First Use” collection.With countless iterations already on the market, it appears that Nike has no intentions of terminating the production any time soon as we have another colourway on our hands.the Nike Dunk High features a University Red leather upper with suede overlays and First Use June 18, 1971 printed below the outlined embroidered Swoosh on the lateral, while the year 1971 reappears on the insoles.The Nike Dunk High First Use University Red is one of my noteworthy additions to the sportswear giant's Dunk roster and we've got our first look at the pair right here so read on as we dive deeper.Double set of laces, Metallic Gold diamond-set Swoosh lace locks atop a White midsole and Red rubber outsole completes the design.Working on a high-top profile to provide heightened ankle and heel support for the wearer, the entire construction is dipped in a bold red paint coating the leather base and suede overlays from heel to toe.