Nike Adds Just Do It Shoelery To The Nike Dunk Low

Illuminated with hot pink accents.

Jared Ebanks October 11, 2023

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Amidst the reign of the Air Jordan 3, Air Trainer 1 and Air Revolution, 1988 also birthed Nike’s iconic slogan “Just Do It”. Over the past few years, the Beaverton brand has looked to the three-word phrase to completely deck out its lifestyle offerings in an annual collection. Receiving our first look at the latest cohort of footwear in August featuring an iridescent Dunk Low, the Peter Moore design returns with titular enamel shoelery and reverse Nike logos.

In stark contrast to its near-clad white composition from the summer, the low-top trim explores a lively duo of neutrals. Introduced through a faint “Sail” base layer, caramel-coated overlays are visible almost immediately throughout the ensemble. Stamped with crisp white swooshes, a titular injection of hot pink interjects the initially fall-friendly color blocking along the laces, tread and the metallic Just Do It dubraes. What’s more, the pair draws further connections to the upcoming roster of silhouettes with inverse Nike insignias that clothe the tongue and heel tabs.

Enjoy a detailed look at the latest Nike Dunk Low “Just Do It” below while we await the collection’s official release date.

In other news, the Travis Scott Jordan 1 Low Golf releases on October 13th.