Nike Dunk Low Light Iron Ore DV3497-001

Check out this Nike Dunk Low Light Iron Ore that will drop this year. So to stay up-to-date, visit FastSole to revisit what's fresh and keep putting the word on the latest release. If there's one phrase you can think of right now that can describe a business model for its lovable Dunk. It's "strength in numbers"! People love to buy versatile shoes, and Nike, with Dunk low, has made mad guises with these new drops. The silo reaches a new level of mass appeal and, as a result, will be coming in an assortment of new colourways in the coming weeks. The Nike Dunk Low, Light Iron Ore, is one edition that we can expect to trickle out into the industry. 

The overall layout of this iteration leans on neutral tones to make up most of the base while multi-coloured hits play supporting positions. Its nominal shade comes on the buttery suede overlays across the forefoot, heels and next to the throat. Recently, the low-top Nike Dunk emerged in a predominantly "Light Iron Ore" and "White" colourway. With the former tone arriving exclusively via the suede overlays found across the upper. Tumbled leather bases, then, favour the "colourless" hue. Allowing accompanying "University Red" and green flair that appears at the profile swooshes and upper heel panel, respectively, to revel in the spotlight. Look out for the Nike Dunk Low Doernbecher White!

Peter Moore's Nike Dunk Low has gone from basketball court-staple to street style icon. Although original two-tone arrangements continue to be some of its most popular. The 1985 design has also garnered newfound attention via more experimental offerings. Sitting adjacent is tumbled leather toe boxes, quarters, and collars, devised with pure white exteriors. Primary coloured accents then take shape on the Swooshes, which drips in a bold red, the miniature forefoot Swooshes that emerge in yellow, heel overlays that styles in green and outsoles which splashes with a blue paint job.

Nike Dunk Low Light Iron Ore will be coming very soon. Follow our Facebook, Twitter, and Instagram pages to get the latest deets on the latest releases.

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