The American brand Nike has become the most influential brand in urban fashion today. Its multitude of designs, models and sub-brands of sneakers are desired worldwide, and we are only talking about those products that go on sale wholesale because everything related to this brand with exclusivity increases its value and social desire exponentially.
The Oregon-based franchise releases a few more quirky designs each month on some of its most recognizable sneaker models. These bets tend to delight urban fashion lovers because of their exclusivity; these shoes will rarely be seen on the street, a fact that delights clothing collectors. For this month of February, Nike will release this risky design with which it plans to give a touch of color to one of its models of sneakers most recognizable
The most colorful sneaker design from Nike
To try to match its low-top model, the U.S. franchise Nike is looking to give a burst of color that will be reflected in the sales of this Nike Dunk High. A model named as the “Multi-Color Gradient” with which it puts an end to the cycle of exclusive design launches that it showed more than a year ago and with which it wants to symbolize the fireworks that put an end to any party.
A sneaker that stands out for being one of Nike’s most colorful. The “Multi-Color Gradient” is made of leather with a “crinkle” effect on almost the entire upper. In it, the white color serves as a base layer before the canvas that is this sneaker, finding this white tone along its tongue and laces. While the jet black color serves as a contrast on the Swoosh located in the middle part of the shoe.
A design that seeks to renovate this model of sneakers.
However, the main personality factor of this sneaker is centered on the overlapping colors of the shoe. For this purpose, a dark purple color is used on its toe cap (or mudguard), a yellow color on its side panel, to finish with a magenta red along the heel counter.
These Nike Dunk High “Multi-Color Gradient” symbolize the explosion of colors in a firework with which the Oregon franchise celebrates the end of its release schedule announced last year. A model that went on sale for about 120 dollars in the official Nike store, selling out in minutes. Although you can get these shoes in retail stores at prices close to 170 dollars.