Dunk is currently one of the most attractive products in the field of sports shoes. Ecco Shoes Sale Cheap seems to be determined to create a lifestyle model transformed from the basketball circle as much as possible in terms of colors and patterns. Its latest two Dunk Lows rely heavily on grayscale tones for the upper and lower body matching, but the leopard print, snakeskin pattern and broken skin Swooshes style are quite bold. The first item on the list is the black variant. The smooth leather upper is topped with a secret coating and features a soft gray, reaching the Nike brand on the tongue and heel. As mentioned earlier, Swooshes uses three textures. Leopard print covers the beginning of the logo designed by Carolyn Davidson, while white snakeskin forms the middle part and beige aged leather forms the end part. The midsole and outsole are pure white. Its release brother has a crisp white dial on the upper and bottom, with hints of black on the brand tongue and heel. The fan-shaped design maintains the consistency of the leopard pattern, but the middle part of the black snake skin and the gilded heel.

According to reports, the Latest Jordan 2020 is now expected to bring back the iconic "72-10" released in the Air Jordan 11 low. As early as December 2015, the arrival of the original Airman Jordan 11 "72-10" marked Michael Jordan's MVP 1995-96 NBA championship season and the Chicago Bulls' 72-10 regular season record. The rendering of the Air Jordan 11 Low "72-10" shows that this shoe is visually similar to the Air Jordan 11 Low "Barons" released in 2017. The characteristic of the adoption is the black suede upper with shiny fenders and red metal brand elements. The lift shoes have a white midsole and a translucent white rubber outsole. In sports shoe culture, there are certain cities with different outlines. For example, Los Angeles is usually associated with Nike Cortez, Chicago usually caters to the Converse Chuck Taylor All-Star, and New York is known for popularizing Air Force 1. This season, the Swoosh family used a series of Air Force No. 1 "NYC" color schemes to show New Yorkers' love of silhouettes, one of which is the mid-range "Cool Gray" series. As its name implies, the "cool gray" hue is the focal point of this lifestyle-centric product. It engulfed high-end leather toe boxes, quarter panels, high heels, ankle straps and tongue. This is followed by the creamy white accents that appear on the jewellery swooshish, the "NYC" decoration on the shoulder straps, the higher part of the high heels, the insole and the tongue. There are shoelaces. The bottom part shows some deviations of the color blocks, because the midsole is painted pure white, and the outsole is dialed in a lighter shade of gray than the upper part.

The Christmas season is approaching and New Jordan is preparing for the Christmas season. Nike is creating its popular Dunk Low with a new color scheme to reflect the characteristics of the winter wonderland. The superstructure relies on two materials including velvet and silk satin. The former appears in the white hue and overlay on top of the Swooshes, while the latter is given a silver complexion, distributed on the toe box, quarter panels and collar. . To improve the seasonal atmosphere given by the company, Swish Family has added a variety of holiday-inspired embroidery. Here includes an image of two children riding a sled with horizontal high heels, nutcracker-like image on the inside. It seems that a child wants to grab the left side and embellish the toe cap. In addition, the tongue and heel are textured with angelic fur, which is also decorated with multi-colored flags. The interior is lined with bright blue-green, and Chinese characters are printed on the insole, which means "ice". The bottom is designed with a soft gray midsole and an icy outsole, with snowflakes embedded in it, further expressing the theme of winter. At the time of writing this article, the release date of these Nike Dunks has not yet been announced, but it is likely that Nike will release these Dunks closer to Christmas.