About the Nike Dunk Low 'Reverse Goldenrod'
The Nike Dunk Low 'Reverse Goldenrod' (FZ4618-00) model, which blends University Gold and Black colours, is an exciting return to Peter Moore's classic design from 1985. Inverting the colours for an unexpected twist, the design revolves around the original Nike Dunk made specifically for the University of Iowa as part of the "Be True to Your School" collection.
Dark-coloured leather pieces surround the heel, tongue, and toe, standing out clearly against the bright yellow that lies in between.
Unexpected details, such as an exposed, contrasting University Gold stitch at the centre, are present on the Swooshes.
The collar and tongue consist of a textile structure, which differs from Moore's Dunk design's standard structure. The sole units have a more subdued finish, but the branding on the tongue label and Achilles' Heel adheres to the "Black/University Gold" concept.
The upper takes centre stage thanks to the crisp "White" appearance of the midsoles, which contrast strikingly with the dark traction underneath.
Dark-coloured leather pieces surround the heel, tongue, and toe, standing out clearly against the bright yellow that lies in between.
Unexpected details, such as an exposed, contrasting University Gold stitch at the centre, are present on the Swooshes.
The collar and tongue consist of a textile structure, which differs from Moore's Dunk design's standard structure. The sole units have a more subdued finish, but the branding on the tongue label and Achilles' Heel adheres to the "Black/University Gold" concept.
The upper takes centre stage thanks to the crisp "White" appearance of the midsoles, which contrast strikingly with the dark traction underneath.
