Nike Dunk Low Panda Receives a 'Blue and Gold' Treatment
Following the'Picante Red,'theNike Dunk LowPanda silhouette receives another vibrant update with its new 'Blue and Gold' iteration. This fresh colorway injects a striking burst of color into the fuzzy sneaker, comprising 'University Gold' ochre yellow and striking electric blue.
The upper features a shaggy suede base and overlays, mimicking the look and texture of panda fur. Further reinforcing its thematic connection are fuzzy laces and a charming panda logo prominently placed on both the tongue and heel. An embroidered 'Est. 1985' subtly nods to the silhouette's heritage, celebrating its enduring legacy. A clean white midsole provides a crisp foundation, while a vibrant blue outsole completes the dynamic design.
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