If you're looking for a more in-depth breakdown of the Dunk, check out our Nike Dunk Buyers Guide here, and for the hottest sneaker and streetwear news, releases, and raffles, follow Sole Retriever over on Twitter and download our official Mobile App if you haven't already. Coming in men’s sizing, the retail price is TBA. The Nike Dunk Low Double Swoosh Sail is set to release in 2022 through Nike and select NSW retailers online and in-store. Another notable feature on the Air Jordan 4 OGs was the Nike Air logo featured on the heel, a nod to the way Jordan himself always appeared on the court, defying gravity. The Nike Dunk Low Double Swoosh Sail is set to release in 2022 through Nike and select NSW retailers online and in-store. Released in 1989, the Air Jordan 4 was the first global release of the franchise, and the first shoe in the line to feature its signature over-molded mesh. Rounding out the look is the white Nike Grind midsole and gum Nike Grind rubber outsole. On the insole and sockliner, a black clashing black and white combo is chosen respectively. Back on the suede heel tab, more retro vibes are present with stylized Nike branding bringing one back to the 80s. The midfoot houses the biggest change on the silhouette, adding a secondary leather Nike Swoosh in sail to accent the red leather Swoosh placed just above. A white set of flat laces works up the mesh tongue to the retro “85” text on the top tongue tag, replacing the usual Nike text.
On the mudguard, eyestays, and heel overlay sits a sail color, complimenting the brighter white found on the toebox, midfoot, and collar. Taking on a short-haired suede throughout the various overlays and underlays, the silhouette keeps its color palette simple by taking on a majority neutral look. With official images already revealed of the upcoming Nike Dunk High "Stadium Green," its low-top cousin is getting a similar double-swoosh treatment on the Nike Dunk Low "Double Swoosh" Sail. Though not taking on the vintage design that is taking over the zeitgeist, Nike is looking to bring vintage and retro vibes to the humble Nike Dunk Low. Designed by Peter Moore and released in 1985, the Nike Dunk Low has emerged as one of the go-to sneakers for casual consumers and hardcore sneakerheads alike.
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